Sentence examples for apparently proving from inspiring English sources

There's a possible album with Choeurs de Cordoue, though that is apparently proving hard to organise.

Mitchell's mother Corrine spoke of her happiness at the public being able to see her son apparently proving his innocence.

In it was a photo of a charred body, apparently proving that the love of his life, Rachel Posner, ex-call girl turned born again lesbian, is dead.

An air campaign against terrorists/insurgents inevitably causes collateral harm to the persons and infrastructures within which terrorists/insurgents operate, thereby apparently proving the non-state side's frequent claims that the state is the real terrorist.

JERUSALEM — The family of Gilad Shalit, the Israeli corporal who was seized by Palestinian militants and taken to Gaza in June 2006, received a rare letter from him on Monday, apparently proving that he is still alive.

Apparently proving that real-life marital discord is a bigger draw than a sitcom or even real-life crime, the cable reality show "Jon & Kate Plus 8" on TLC drew more viewers than any broadcast network show on Monday night — 9.8 million, according to Nielsen's estimates.

The temptation apparently proved too great.

But it apparently proved the opposite.

Regardless, Mr. Barrack's advocacy apparently proved effective.

With crassness apparently proven beyond a reasonable doubt, the prosecution felt the jury had its fill.

But the symbolism of this fight apparently proved irresistible, whether to him or his handlers.