Sentence examples for apparently signs of from inspiring English sources

It was surprising that the joint statement did not go on to chastise other Super Bowl hosts for failing to have blackouts of their own, since they are apparently signs of a well-oiled utility machine.

An Alcon office assistant apparently signed for it.

So it is that former Vice President Al Gore's evil mechanical twin apparently signed some of the incriminating letters in the Asian fund-raising scandal.

Two apparently showed signs of charring, raising the possibility there was a fire onboard the plane before it crashed.

He cites Robert Frost's poem "A Considerable Speck", in which a piece of dust on Frost's notebook apparently shows signs of life.

I was told that for around 10 years there had been a treatment programme in place with apparently no signs of regrowth in the past year.

If Michael Vick (ribs) is healthy, he will start over Vince Young, though locals are clamoring for Young, whose three early-game interceptions were apparently not signs of ineptitude but his flair for the dramatic.

Most mentally ill people — including Aaron Alexis, the Navy Yard shooter who apparently showed signs of psychosis — never get treatment or aren't recognized as being in crisis.

Interestingly, however, these junctions are not found between the most peripherally located SC that apparently show signs of immaturity, but between SC that are located more centrally in the tubules and that display a higher degree of maturation.

Estimates of pollen removal and deposition for other invasive milkweeds include those made by Coleman (1935), who indicated that on average 80%% of the pollinaria had been removed and 40%% deposited in flowers of A. sericifera that apparently showed signs of being fertilized.

The agreement has, in any case, been in defacto crisis ever since Snowden revealed the extent of dragnet government surveillance programs — since the NSA was shown to be hoovering up data from consumer services that were apparently signed up to the privacy covenant of Safe Harbor.