Sentence examples for apparently opposed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "apparently opposed" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a situation where someone seems to be against something based on available evidence or observations. Example: "The committee members were apparently opposed to the new policy changes, as indicated by their lack of support during the meeting."
They apparently opposed the war in Iraq.
In one statement in the Gospels, however, Jesus apparently opposed Jewish law as universally understood.
This paper explores possible synergies between these two apparently opposed views; planetary protection and space resource exploitation.
Mr. Schumer was apparently opposed to the governor's choice because Mr. McGuire lacked experience as a federal prosecutor.
This flux follows a fixed and predictable pattern either of eternal oscillation between two apparently opposed poles or of a cyclical movement in a close orbit.
As a result, education was dominated by two tendencies, "apparently opposed but equally ruinous in effect and eventually converging in their end results.
Yesterday, they both tried to appropriate the very traditions they apparently oppose.
But after appearing in a video apparently opposing her husband's view last week, Mrs McCain swiftly tweeted a political update that seemed to reverse her position.
But Silva lacks Campos's ability to engage constructively with apparently opposing sectors, said Jose Moises, a political science professor at the University of São Paulo.
Others apparently oppose all scientific meddling with the origins of life on principle or simply regard procedures using animal material as too revolting for words.Some may also have confused therapeutic with reproductive cloning.
How to balance these apparently opposing needs is the main challenge of the series as it heads into the third race of the season, at the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai on Sunday.
