Sentence examples for apparently rendered from inspiring English sources

In "The Tragedy of the Devil" Lucifer not only loses out but is apparently rendered superfluous.

Others suffocated inside the factory building, as the blaze apparently rendered stairwells impassable.

If Flockstars has become a sheepdog trial in the court of public opinion, the audience has apparently rendered its verdict.

Dant meticulously documented these concealed images, apparently rendered subconsciously by artists, as if they were part of orthodox art history.

Already blessed with an accent that resides uncomfortably between the west coast of America and the west Midlands, his career choice has apparently rendered Ozzy incapable of speaking at a volume below deafening.

The Edwardian explorer M French Sheldon claimed to have dazzled the locals in East Africa in 1906 with a white gown and a long blonde wig that apparently rendered her all-powerful and untouchable.

Nanoscale TiO2 from neat sunscreens was relatively inactive upon illumination; inert oxide coatings such as alumina and silica apparently render the titania surfaces non-reactive.

Unfortunately, it is far from clear what that evidence would be unless it includes the truth of some of the very core beliefs whose nature we are trying to explain, apparently rendering the explanation circular.

"Even when questions were asked by individual non-executive directors, the executive usually presented a unified front to the Court, apparently rendering it of little or no use as a forum for creative discussion and constructive challenge," he said.

When Google started testing Chrome, it only rendered 23% of those pages correctly ( no word on how many it gets right as of today now it apparently renders 99% correctly).

Indeed, complete and conserved coding regions for TAAR1 were identified for all mammals under study with the exception of the dog which had several frame-shift mutations apparently rendering it a pseudogene.