Sentence examples for apparently critical from inspiring English sources

There was a market out there; there was also, apparently, critical interest.

As the movie opened to rave reviews across the country today, Amitabh Bachchan, the veteran Bollywood actor who led criticism of the film, said he had apologised to Boyle following what he said was media misinterpretation of apparently critical comments he made on his blog.

The N-terminal 83-aa domain of Mx2 is apparently critical for this interaction.

Because snow and snowmelt are apparently critical to groundwater recharge, an assessment of trends in snow precipitation and snow cover is useful.

This apparently critical role played by metal imbalance makes chelation therapy an attractive and challenging strategy to alleviate the development and progression of neurological disorders.

Her visit to Action on Addiction comes after a series of apparently critical remarks by the Booker Prize-winning novelist Hilary Mantel.

Capacity for DNA repair is apparently a critical factor in the initiation of carcinogenesis in target cells of different species but is less critical among mice that differ in susceptibility to two-stage carcinogenesis of the skin and liver.

As soon as somebody says it in an apparently more critical way, there's the perception that it has more immediate career consequences.

While no one is suggesting brain injury as a solution for addiction, the finding suggests that therapies might focus on the insula, a prune-size region under the frontal lobes that is thought to register gut feelings and is apparently a critical part of the network that sustains addictive behavior.

In our case, apparently, the critical diameter of Fe3O4 was 5 6 nm.

No, because apparently that critical news story was vetted by professionals, not Rush Limbaugh and Michael Ledeen, who beef-farted this false Obama thesis story all over the radio and the blogosphere today.