Sentence examples for apparently to explain from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gerhartsreiter told her during their 13-year marriage that he had never used a driver's license or a Social Security card, according to court filings — apparently to explain his lack of identification — and even persuaded her to file tax returns as a single person.

Band wrote the memo in November 2011 to John Podesta, now chairman of the Hillary Clinton campaign, and sent copies to other key Clinton aides, apparently to explain and justify his work in the face of criticism from others in the Clinton orbit — notably Chelsea Clinton. .

No one in the chat rooms apparently bothered to explain that Gandhi spent a lot of time in jail, as did antiwar protesters in the 1970s.

Although there are "studies", the report suggests no one monitors who gets sanctioned where; no one has apparently tried to explain why sanction rates vary so much from year to year or from place to place.

The leaders talked on the phone over the weekend, and she apparently had to explain to him some pretty basic foreign policy facts.

The interactions between CHD and body weight apparently contributed to explain the improvement in pain signs in this study.

Second, turnover/decay models apparently fail to explain the genetic variability of asexual complexes, but they correctly predict geographic and age distribution patterns of clones in qualitative (e.g. [ 13]) and even quantitative ways (see the definition of the Predictor (4) in the section above).

Yet it apparently cost £354,000 to explain this elementary matter to themselves, never mind anyone else.

Fried apparently went on to explain that male artists were in greater need of exhibitions because they had families to support, reasoning Herrera called out as a "lame excuse".

The televised address marked an extraordinary occasion when Putin apparently felt compelled to explain a major policy decision to the public, reflecting the contentious nature of the retirement reforms.

The body-cooling hypothesis was apparently most persuasive to explain human hairlessness.