Sentence examples for apparently divides from inspiring English sources

The avenue continues southward for approximately 6 km where it apparently divides connecting with Spruce Tree House and Sun Temple/Cliff Palace.

The actors and critics like him, audiences are apparently divided.How long will Hollywood support him?

A constitution of Hadrian apparently divided thesaurus inventus equally between the finder and the landowner.

The people were apparently divided into small bands of a few related families, each band having its own leader.

Their social organization was patrilineal and apparently divided into halves, or moieties, which guided such matters as descent and marriage.

With the two political parties apparently divided on trade policy, you might expect those free-trade-loving economists to be predominantly Republicans.

With the nation's ruling class apparently divided by the results, the hard-liners in charge sought to portray the unrest as the work of outsiders.

Questions of how the island would be managed and even who would share the credit for its return have apparently divided the state's politicians over the years.

His high public profile, and the conviction that music apparently divided by historical, economic and class differences could be brought together, increasingly led him toward genre-crossing ventures.

As for Mr Chirac's alleged misbehaviour, it dates from his 18-year tenure as mayor of Paris, from 1977 to 1995, when the public-works kickbacks were apparently divided between all the main political parties, including even the Communists.

With the House poised to vote on the measure -- and with lawmakers apparently divided -- Dr. McClellan and members of the F.D.A.'s legislative office have spent the week telephoning and meeting with lawmakers to tell them that the measure would jeopardize patient safety by potentially allowing drugs of unknown quality into the country.