Sentence examples for apparently to indicate from inspiring English sources

An isolated backbend is used now and then, apparently to indicate existential anguish.

• To the Editor: Roger Cohen, apparently to indicate Iran's genuine acceptance of Jews, mentions the visit in 2003 of Mohammad Khatami, the Iranian president at the time, to a Tehran synagogue.

In about the 6th century bc a system of points, or dots, consisting of four, three, or two dots inscribed vertically, was introduced to mark word boundaries and, in some instances, apparently, to indicate syllables and possibly abbreviations.

Some have check marks next to them, apparently meant to indicate completion.

Apparently, they meant to indicate a range of between 6-13% - again, I'm just going by Newsnight, and I may have got hold of the wrong end of the stick.

The dogs aren't as accurate as everyone thinks they are – they've apparently been known to indicate girls carrying the contraceptive pill or midway through their period – but at least the hounds aren't bigots.

Evidence of puncture wounds in some specimens suggests rutting encounters, but the fact that both sexes apparently had horns seems to indicate defense or species recognition as their primary uses.

Apparently the Court means to indicate that this recent decision created a new rule authorizing federal courts to enjoin state officers from enforcing state laws even though clearly and narrowly drawn to forbid picketers and demonstrators from obstructing street traffic and blocking the entrances of public buildings.

This is apparently the first report to indicate a positive relationship between antitumour effect and OPRT expression in clinical materials.

But with his age creeping up on him, Mr. Chirac, who wants to run again in 2002 when he would turn 70, has apparently indicated to his aides that he might be changing his mind.

Apparently, polls indicate that there's like, one dude who hates Obama, but thinks he's done a bang up job with the transition.