Sentence examples for apparently directly from inspiring English sources

The channel, which has published near-daily videos explaining how to pronounce English words and phrases since April 2010, explained how to pronounce "horse ebooks" before a woman speaks into the camera, apparently directly to the viewer.

Such distancing will be more difficult in this case, since several of the police officers testified that they were trained in interrogation by Reid, and since one of the company's employees was apparently directly involved.

By contrast, Bernini, the great Baroque sculptor and architect of the 17th century — and the subject of another special exhibition in Rome at the moment — regarded his paintings as almost a hobby, not apparently directly related to his sculpture and little noted or valued by his patrons and contemporaries.

For his part, Timothy Simons who plays Jonah, the character that apparently directly caused Perrett's injury—said he'd do what he could to keep the politician out of harm's way.

These are apparently directly involved in the nanoscale silica polymerization process [ 19], but do not assemble the silica into the higher order structures characteristic of the cell wall.

Experiments with selected peach and olive rootstocks have indicated that there was no influence of the graft union on stem hydraulic conductance but that conductance of the rootstock was apparently directly related to peach rootstock vigour (Solari et al., 2006 b ; Gascò et al., 2007).

The decision was apparently not directly linked to the issue of Mr. Arafat's travel.

But Microsoft's withdrawal on Monday was apparently not directly related to the earlier controversy, according to several industry representatives.

Liquids which come into contact with the paint apparently splash directly off the surface, right back on to their owner.

It was at least half a mile away, sitting very still, a dog-shaped dot, apparently staring directly at me.

The sale to BenQ, in which Mr. Heins was apparently not directly involved, did not end well.