Sentence examples for apparently expresses from inspiring English sources

Madikizela-Mandela, one of the ANC's longest-serving activists, who helped keep the anti-apartheid struggle alive during her former husband's 27 years in prison, apparently expresses a sense of betrayal at being marginalised during the milestone events.

The parasite apparently expresses tailor-made TRAP/MIC2 family invasins for different life cycle stages.

Practically every cell in stimulated PBMC cultures apparently expresses viral envelope antigen (according to unimodal flow cytometry peaks in each of the five patients analyzed), and the western blot shows a higher level of envelope expression in patients' PBMCs than in the positive control of an experimentally XMRV-infected cell line.

In this study, the genes of NOD1 and NOD2 were apparently expressed in hUCB-MSCs, although expression levels were relatively weaker than those of TLR2 and TLR4.

Unlike ER α, which is usually expressed in only a minority of cells in normal epithelium and aberrantly expressed at high levels in the majority of cells in many breast cancers, ER β1 is apparently expressed in the majority of cells in normal breast and this expression is maintained in most breast cancers at a variety of levels.

Luke Stice's transgression was that he had apparently "expressed doubts about Yahweh".

His garbled philosophy of signs, and the accelerated interconnectedness of it all, apparently express the movie's philosophy, too.

A few institutions have apparently expressed interest in acquiring and preserving a representative chunk of Moorman's estate.

The Indian government is publicly in denial, though the army's senior signals officer has apparently expressed some concerns.

Mr Jackson also took delivery of a letter from Mr Milosevic to Mr Clinton apparently expressing his willingness to negotiate.

He cites the fact that 4,000 people have apparently expressed interest as proof of its success – even though the actual courses won't start for another year.