Sentence examples for apparently indicating from inspiring English sources

The strikes were put on hold by the RMT when it received a letter from South West Trains, a subsidiary of Stagecoach, apparently indicating support.

Instead they preferred a loosely cut video they had prepared on their own, a black-and-white montage of post-Soviet street protests and the Berlin Wall falling down, apparently indicating the end of Communism 20 years ago.

When the paper wrote back, apparently indicating it intended to publish the article, the BBC took a firmer stand, having an outside law firm, Mills & Reeve, write the letter threatening "defamation proceedings".

After three decades of a freeze in American-Iranian relations, it appeared significant that Mr. Obama directed his comments not just to the Iranian people but to Iran's leaders, and that he referred to Iran as "the Islamic Republic," apparently indicating a willingness to deal with the current clerical government.

Beyond these obvious discrepancies, modern literary analysis and criticism of the texts has pointed up significant differences in style, vocabulary, and content, apparently indicating a variety of original sources for the first four books, as well as an independent origin for Deuteronomy.

iPad mini leaks have been circulating for months — with photos apparently indicating the smaller iPad will have a nano SIM slot and an anodized aluminum casing.

Scans had apparently indicated a "significant" long-term ankle problem.

Dolan has apparently indicated that he wants Walsh to stay.

Though Mr He apparently indicated that he did speak some Mandarin, his actual ability was limited.

Although the document was later confiscated by the F.B.I., it apparently indicated that the government had tapped the group's phone without a warrant.

Putin and three of the four hosts presenting tomorrow's show have apparently indicated they are planning to vote for the UK.