Sentence examples for apparently shaped from inspiring English sources

Over all, views of Ms. Palin were apparently shaped more by ideology and party than by gender.

But wait, there's more: "Atlas Shrugged" apparently shaped Mr. Ryan's views on monetary policy, views that he clings to despite having been repeatedly, completely wrong in his predictions.

In the limited edition "deluxe" box set of their CD 'Liebe Ist Fur Alle Da', German industrial metal outfit Rammstein recently offered buyers six bright pink dildos, apparently shaped to "correspond with each band member's member size".

For example, individual selection has apparently shaped patterns of ongoing somatic cell differentiation that suppress somatic selection (Pepper et al. 2007).

Petrocosmea is a mid-sized genus but exhibits extreme diverse floral variants mainly reflected by various forms of the upper lip apparently shaped by different pollinators as shown in other groups of Gesneriaceae.

They're also apparently shaping how the Obama administration thinks about foreign policy.

(Rogue One is apparently shaping up as a military sci-fi heist film, with a crew of Rebels attempting to steal plans for the Death Star. Rumors are that Darth Vader will be involved).

From its opening moments, when the headlights of the car Eleanor is driving to Hill House dazzle us, the narrative takes you not just into the dark recesses of an apparently shape-shifting house, but into a haunted mind.

The work, with a libretto by the playwright Craig Lucas, has apparently been shaped and sharpened for its run at the Metropolitan Opera, which is making a rare foray into new music.

The necessity to adapt and evolve new R-gene specificities in the centre of diversity of the late blight pathogen has apparently fundamentally shaped the evolutionary dynamics of the R2 locus in the Mexican species, while the lack of this pressure has resulted in a more gradual pace of diversification in the South American derived species.

Could these apparently contradictory results be shaped into a single narrative that made sense?