Sentence examples for apparently represent from inspiring English sources

The new events would apparently represent a fourth set.

Although breeding populations occupy separated ranges and show colour differences, they apparently represent a single species.

The many jewelry-like cast metal objects on display apparently represent the forms that such mystic money may take.

His script described it as "a bizarre, computerized image of the world" with "flashed-up calculated figures" and "shifting green tones which apparently represent shifts in the Gunslinger's concentration".

Designed by Robin Partington, architect of the Carbuncle Cup-winning Strata and the giant ground-scraping slug of Park House on Oxford Street, its apartments will apparently represent the "height of luxury living".

An androgynous model has hit out at Victoria Secret's insistence on using women who apparently represent the "perfect human" by photoshopping models' heads on to photos of her own body.

The presence of swimming sperm apparently represents a more primitive transitional evolutionary condition.

This apparently represents "the big issues some people choose to ignore" - ie pretty much anything from global poverty to Aids.

"He sued five individuals apparently representing Badia East – but whom none of the residents recognised, nor consented to represent them," Chapman said.

This phone plan, apparently, represents Obama coming full-circle as his self-imposed deadline on NSA reform arrives Friday, when the court order authorizing bulk collection runs out.

In Only Lovers, Tom Hiddleston's character has a wall of portraits apparently representing Jarmusch's own pantheon of heroes: among them, Mark Twain, Buster Keaton, Thelonious Monk, Joe Strummer.