Sentence examples for apparently nerve from inspiring English sources

Apparently, nerve damage is the biggest risk associated with Japanese bondage.

The upset means there will be no fifth consecutive all-Williams final in a Grand Slam event, and it was not the only surprise engineered today by a young, apparently nerve-free Russian.

A day or so later, Assad apparently used nerve gas.

Amazingly, the neural stem cells persisted for at least a month and even generated many mature, apparently normal, nerve cells.

These genes are expressed in non-trivial patterns, suggesting that the apparently featureless nerve net of sea anemones has cryptic complexity.

These results demonstrate the functional sophistication of apparently simple nerve nets, and the potential of Hydra and other basal metazoans as a model system for neural circuit studies.

This week, Assad again apparently used nerve gas against his people — years after claiming to have given up all his stocks to the United Nations for destruction.

During the hearing test, I heard only thirty per cent of the clicks, bells, and words — I apparently had nerve- and bone-conductive deafness.

Questions and Answers Q. I'd like to ask you about a report that the substances found at a training camp in central Iraq between Karbala and Hilla apparently include nerve agent sarin and tabin and the blister agent lewisite.

Apparently the nerve endings on your tongue are such that your brain can interpret the pulses as images.

Altered neurons are found scattered among apparently normal nerve cells in the cerebral cortex, hippocampus, thalamus, basal ganglia and cerebellum; cerebellum is a predilection site for the induction of early central nervous system damage [4], [18], [22].