Sentence examples for apparently to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

At a 1982 soiree, he brought in an elephant and two donkeys, apparently to demonstrate political balance.

Her body was taken to the outskirts of the town and buried with the bones of a dog, apparently to demonstrate her worthlessness.

Several law enforcement and administration officials here said the Pakistani security authorities, eager to win favor with the United States, sometimes overstated the significance of arrests, apparently to demonstrate a vigorous effort to combat terrorism.

On Saturday, government officials escorted reporters to Adi Keshi, just south of Adi Quala, where the young man with the journal died, apparently to demonstrate that they can hold their own.

At one point, he rose from the chair and walked toward the camera and back, apparently to demonstrate he could stand on his own.

Despite these previous disclosures, TIME's new article, by Adam Zagorin, is particularly striking because of the high-level nature of the source, and his admission that "the CIA officer surprised attendees by volunteering the information, apparently to demonstrate that the agency was doing its best to obtain valuable intelligence".

In the face of the twin affronts, Mr. Icahn apparently decided to demonstrate his power to damage G.M.'s stock price by walking away from the company.

General Sealock's statement was preceded by one from the head of the provincial foreign liaison bureau, which apparently intended to demonstrate its control of the briefing process.

Advanced Micro is apparently seeking to demonstrate technology leadership in the market for X86-compatible microprocessors, which are widely used in both desktop and computer server applications.

Today's show of British-American friendship was apparently intended to demonstrate that Mr. Bush was tending to the United States' strongest alliance, even as his relations with Europe and China have been under considerable strain.

The House of Chimeras in Bankova Street is a fantasy in cement, built in 1902 and crowned with a menagerie of chimerical beasts - frogs, elephants, griffins, mermaids - apparently intended to demonstrate the aesthetic possibilities of ferro-concrete.