Sentence examples for apparently represents from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The Tuvaella fauna also has been discovered in northwestern China, which apparently represents a more southern extension, since it straddled the paleoequator during the Silurian Period.

Long-term observers of Patrick Wolf's career may heave a sigh of relief at the news that his fifth album apparently represents a new, optimistic approach on the part of the 27-year-old singer-songwriter.

The 170,000 figure apparently represents all uncounted votes, both undervotes (those for which no presidential choice was recorded by a machine) and overvotes (those rejected because of votes for more than one candidate).

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.

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

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.