Sentence examples for apparently represented from inspiring English sources

Paris's deputy mayor, Anne Hidalgo, accused Mr. Douady's group of "defending class interests, a collection of special interests against the public interest," apparently represented by Mr. Arnault's museum.

That Jesus shared this view is indicated by his call of 12 disciples, who apparently represented the 12 tribes (Matthew 19 28).

As Dionysus apparently represented the sap, juice, or lifeblood element in nature, lavish festal orgia (rites) in his honour were widely instituted.

When Danny discovers a sex room in Alex's flat, the focus is more on his reaction to the betrayal it apparently represented than on it per se (though you can imagine a number of awkward conversations taking place up and down the country. "Is that the murder weapon, dear?" "No, Mum, that's a butt plug").

The year 1900 apparently represented the culmination of his life's work.

A U.S. Tax Court opinion says that after a family lawyer met him on a fishing trip, he had "apparently represented" he could get a lower value for estate tax purposes sustained on audit up north.

The new events would apparently represent a fourth set.

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

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.

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