Sentence examples for apparently instigated from inspiring English sources

The meeting was apparently instigated by Bowa's desire to stop the reports that they were not talking.

And in January 1980, a guerrilla attack in Gafsa, a Tunisian mining city, that was apparently instigated in Libya left 41 people dead.

For Wessler, an instructive part of what the documents reveal is that while the program was apparently instigated as part of the war on drugs, "this data is being used for run-of-the-mill criminal investigation at a local level".

The decision to remove the two videos was apparently instigated by angry, noisy bloggers who promote militant atheism.

Thus in power struggles apparently instigated by Hürrem, Suleiman had Ibrahim murdered and replaced with her sympathetic son-in-law, Rüstem Pasha.

Pham, out with friends, apparently instigated the January scrum when she became upset when someone from the defendants' group bumped into her outside The Crosby in downtown Santa Ana.

Most Russian officials feel the west is to blame for apparently "instigating" the Maidan protests in Kiev, but many are privately uneasy at the way Putin responded.

Behavior -- even apparently conscious, voluntary behavior, is instigated unconsciously.

The implication is that even apparently voluntary, spontaneous acts are instigated by an unconscious desire to act, represented by this Type II RP, which precedes the conscious wish.

The plight of the Science and Technology Facilities Council - having to cut the budget for pure research in the hard sciences (Leaders, December 17) - is the next stage in a long saga of shrinkage instigated by a ruling class apparently hell-bent on vandalising the heritage of Newton and Halley.

England's Thatcher, apparently unwilling to tolerate philosophy at all, instigated the greatest academic exodus since Hitler.