Sentence examples for apparently permanent from inspiring English sources

The Omaha group released one album in 2002 before going on an apparently permanent hiatus.

From the safety of apparently permanent opposition, the SNP attacked New Labour for abandoning its socialist roots.

The popularity of ballet and the establishment of many apparently permanent companies made inevitable wide variations in style and content.

Mr. Crane now decided that there was nothing in his friend's career that could warrant the deep and apparently permanent depression into which he seemed plunged.

Instead of celebrating their victories, the unexpectedly elected Democrats apologized to their Republican friends for having eased them out of their apparently permanent jobs.

The results highlighted the apparently permanent decline in factory employment as a result of rising productivity and increased "outsourcing" of production to China and other low-wage countries.

They are, apparently, a permanent part of the system.

He was apparently in permanent agony, but bore it like a soldier.

However, his theory was later questioned because O. lamarckiana was apparently a permanent heterozygote for chromosomal complexes and most of de Vries' mutants were chromosomal rearrangements derived from this unusual genetic form (Davis 1912; Renner 1917; Cleland 1923).

At the age of fourteen, he was sent to Naples to be educated — a move that apparently left a permanent mark on his mind.

The result of all this is that Tom sees the light, abandons ophthalmology and apparently becomes a permanent long-haul tourist.