Sentence examples for apparently in search of from inspiring English sources

Animals that do crawl on the sediment are mainly males, apparently in search of females.

The ICE agents had left, apparently in search of another target.

The title strikes me as a bit pretentious, as are the handful of places where the author overreaches, apparently in search of profundity.

Mr. King has been writing about the accident in various forms ever since, apparently in search of some kind of catharsis.

In the last 10 weeks, Mr. Perot has been on almost every sort of news and near-news show, apparently in search of the most accommodating premises.

In early January, a Web-based Pakistani-exile newspaper opposed to the Musharraf government reported that, in the past six years, nine nuclear scientists had emigrated from Pakistan — apparently in search of better pay — and could not be located.

The slugs were less than four-tenths of an inch long, and apparently moved in search of food, grazing on various kinds of organic material found on the sea bottom in shallow water.

But it is clear enough to confirm the general accuracy of another favorite family tale, this one about a teacher who came upon me climbing alone up a staircase, apparently lost and in search of my class which had peeled off in some other direction while I was distractedly looking elsewhere.

By Wednesday, June 1, with the loan on the house still in doubt and the election less than a week away, Baker had apparently gone elsewhere in search of money.

Unlike the Russians, apparently, who are still in search of blue-chip, high-end, modern works.

Johanan's school was apparently famous, and one in search of learning would go to extremes, if need be, to be admitted there.