Sentence examples for apparently representing from inspiring English sources

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.

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

In the panel known as "Longing for Happiness", for example, there is a knight, in golden armour, with a perm like Kevin Keegan's of yesteryear, apparently representing the strong führer.

Both the porch and the main portion of the megaron had floors of painted stucco with borders of gypsum slabs and with frescoes on the walls, one apparently representing a battle in front of a citadel.

The others around him show their faces, apparently representing every nation on Earth.

Five zones of crack propagation, exhibiting different surface morphologies, were detected, apparently representing the different stages of fatigue crack growth.

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.