Sentence examples for apparently reflected from inspiring English sources

Some of the discrepancy apparently reflected the belated discovery of Syrians killed Monday in some hamlets.

That apparently reflected the success of Mr. Bush's post New Hampshire claim to be a "reformer with results".

That trend was apparently reflected in another statistic: the number of stay-at-home mothers was lower last year than it was in 2008.

The change in policy apparently reflected the UK's relationship with the US, and interrogators were trained to use these techniques prior to the invasion.

The request apparently reflected concern that American bases in Germany could become targets for terrorism in the event of war in Iraq.

BEIJING — The Chinese government ran an enormous help-wanted advertisement on Monday seeking professional managers for some of its biggest state-controlled companies, a novel but not unprecedented move that apparently reflected unhappiness with the companies' current performance.

We pride ourselves on free museum entry because it apparently reflects a democratic belief in art for all.

In Israel, reaction to Australia's decision was muted, apparently reflecting a desire to move past the killing.

With Cyprus perhaps the more complex problem, Turkish leaders are apparently reflecting on how they can make progress in the Aegean.

The Citibank unit of Citgroup is owed $3 billion, although that number apparently reflects money owed to other banks on loans that Citibank arranged.

While Mr. Rumsfeld's views on the issue is unclear, he was apparently reflecting concerns of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, which relies on the Geneva Conventions to protect captured Americans.