Sentence examples for apparently negative from inspiring English sources

The answer was apparently negative.

"Apparently, negative campaigning works," he said angrily.

The persistence of the apparently negative value has puzzled market analysts, but while it narrowed sharply in April it never disappeared and began to expand again last week.

Schmidt found that an apparently negative relationship between TV viewing and cognitive development disappeared when she factored in the mother's educational status and household income – parents' education and finances mattered more.

Mr. Nitsch said that his mutilation of a dead lamb was a way of taking "upon myself the apparently negative, unsavoury, perverse, obscene, the passion and the hysteria of the act of sacrifice so that YOU ARE spared the sullying, shaming descent into the extreme".

Why might intelligence correlate with apparently negative traits?

The low prior probability of SBI in this population explains the apparently high negative predictive values of many variables, reflected in the poor utility of most negative likelihood ratios.

Apparently, this negative regulation didn't make the lower genital tract more susceptible to chlamydial infection since removal of the negative regulation did not reduce live chlamydial organism shedding.

But after wrapping, there was apparently extensive negative damage, and the entire film had to be scrapped.

Then again, in his world, in which people apparently write negative reviews only to put their names "on the map" and not because they have a long devotion to fiction or to literary meaning, reviewing may truly be a fool's game.

(25) is apparently always negative.