Sentence examples for apparently material from inspiring English sources

Apparently "material" changes in rates would include requiring monthly pints of blood, a pound of flesh for minute overages, and one child or infant per MMS.

George Berkeley, an empiricist philosopher influenced by John Locke, avoids the problem by asserting the metaphysics of idealism: the (apparently material) objects of perception are nothing but ideas before the mind.

The mixture begins to rotate around some small point within it, and as the whirling motion proceeds and expands through the mass, the ingredients in the mixture are shifted and separated out (in terms of relative density) and remixed with each other, ultimately producing the cosmos of apparently separate material masses and material objects, with differential properties, that we perceive.

Flexoelectricity and the concomitant emergence of electromechanical size-effects at the nanoscale have been recently exploited to propose tantalizing concepts such as the creation of "apparently piezoelectric" materials without piezoelectric materials, e.g. graphene, emergence of "giant" piezoelectricity at the nanoscale, enhanced energy harvesting, among others.

Apparently contains material from old registers copied sometime after 1844.

I never bothered to reread the apparently citable material.

Even with such apparently juicy material, blithe self-exposure quickly grows dull.

What Mailer could make of this apparently intractable material was unclear.

Dressing Mr Fox in exactly the same outfit that Wes Anderson often wears – apparently with material from one of his suits.

Something in that was owed to the enormous range of apparently unpromising material that he bent to his uses.

Mr. Conyers attached a similar anthology of apparently leaked material to his 12-page letter to Ms. Reno.