Sentence examples for apparently describing from inspiring English sources

Swift, writing in 1726, was apparently describing dementia, a medical term not generally in use until the nineteenth century.

Some slightly misleading figures have been propagating through the websphere, apparently, describing the much-anticipated Adam tablet as having a minimum of 15 hours of battery life, and a maximum of around 20. Notion Ink wants to set the record straight, and while the new figures aren't quite so high, they're still quite good, and have the benefit of being not totally wrong.

Seda alleged that police have gone to extraordinary lengths to ban the club from playing bashment, apparently describing the music as unacceptable and linking it to crime and disorder.

Seda alleges that police have gone to extraordinary lengths to ban the club from playing bashment, apparently describing the music as unacceptable and linking it to crime and disorder.

The positive solution apparently described normal electrons.

Visitors would apparently describe their visits as "draining".

The Credit Suisse man apparently described his alleged misdeeds as "fun".

In Shell's view, this apparently describes the peril posed by Americans in kayaks.

Mr. Bush apparently described, in sketchy terms, some American ideas for defusing the tension during his phone calls today.

Adams is asked about an interview given to a magazine where she apparently described herself as "not a HR person".

Durham's online student tabloid, The Tab, apparently described it as a "cracking effort from Durham's finest".