Sentence examples for apparently requisite from inspiring English sources

Meals begin with shareable tapas and build through appetizers up to heftier fare that includes a now apparently requisite dry-aged rib-eye steak for two, served with wild mushrooms, taggiasca olives and crushed potatoes with olive oil.

"When I first considered the possibility of transforming the script into a novel," he said via e-mail, "I went through the usual process, apparently requisite to my beginning any novel, of lying to myself about how easy it was going to be.

The language is consistently crude and includes the apparently now requisite antigay slurs.

Respect is normal, indeed requisite between spouses.

No workers have shown up, but they have signed on for work, which is apparently a pre-requisite for the arbitration to come.

We watched him being loaded into a van, while an officer squatted by its door, apparently filling in the requisite paperwork.

In Studio 6, two dancers were wielding pikes, apparently incorrectly, or minus the requisite brio, because Ratmansky jumped up like a colonel with force-readiness issues.

At least some of the prohibited acts have apparently been committed with the requisite intent to destroy, in whole or in part, the Tutsi group as required by the Convention.... On May 21, using both the Gati and Donoghue memos, four senior State Department officials urged Secretary Christopher to allow the statement that "acts of genocide have occurred".

However, despite the fact that her father was one of the most learned men of his generation he did not teach her Latin or Greek, though she did apparently learned French as was deemed requisite for a gentlewoman of the time.

Just before we were about to reach our beds we were picked up by the police for violating the curfew imposed that day and being in possession of a flak jacket, gas mask and helmet, as well as lacking the requisite press credentials you apparently need to walk the streets of Egypt without being arrested.

An apparently happy marriage was a pre-requisite for anyone hoping to go into orbit because the US government wanted to broadcast an image of the perfect American family to the rest of the world.