Sentence examples for apparently demonstrates from inspiring English sources

Yes, the recent cold snap in the UK apparently demonstrates that the notion that climate change is happening at all, let alone as the result of human activity, is one big confidence trick.

In this case, it apparently demonstrated the protesters' loyalty to their country.

Endless undated pictures of happy Ivorians apparently demonstrating in support of Mr Gbagbo are broadcast.

"The border is like Swiss cheese," he wrote, linking to a crude image apparently demonstrating Australia's "multiple vulnerabilities".

Meanwhile, the more sophisticated biophiliacs apparently demonstrate their understanding of the whole predator-prey-nature's-balance thing by joining right in.

Experiments have apparently demonstrated that viewing cute faces improves concentration and hones fine motor skills, which are useful modifications for handling an infant.

His counsel urged the court to admit the evidence of the lie detector, which apparently demonstrated the truth of his denial of the offence.

A few days earlier the US Embassy in Tunis had been attacked and the American School had been burned down by a Salafist mob, apparently demonstrating against the provocative anti-Muslim film The Innocence of Muslims.

They alienate ultra-fussy male folk purists by wearing short skirts, lacking certain key elements of authenticity and apparently demonstrating aesthetic carelessness with the manner and method of some of their updating and respacing of traditional music.

Wright has apparently demonstrated his access to that block in private, to the Economist's Ludwig Siegele and Andresen among others, but has released no public proof of the same, something that both men say raises questions.

The firm behind it, Ethertronics, is already using this "active steering" principle to improve mobile-phone signals, and wi-fi is an extension of that work; current trials apparently demonstrate an increase of between 20 and 45 per cent in signal strength.