Sentence examples for apparently to keep from inspiring English sources

Scotland Yard confirmed he had been bound and tied to a trolley apparently to keep him submerged beneath the water.

Already, the plaza's trees have been surrounded by protective wood scaffolds, apparently to keep trucks from bumping into them.

Police special forces arrived at the same time, apparently to keep the Cossacks at arm's length from the actors.

The rationale is apparently to keep the banks interested in making good credit decisions rather than peddling rubbish.

The ferry, painted in blue, yellow and red stripes, required constant plunging of the bilge on our short trip to Ometepe, apparently to keep the vessel from sinking.

Officials ordered this man and several other parents to join a sightseeing trip on May 12th, apparently to keep them out of town over the anniversary.

Derren Brown himself is apparently prepared to keep an open mind.

And, finally, there are social displays that apparently help to keep flocks unified.

Which is good, because thieves apparently like to keep their options open.

This approach was apparently "intended to keep negative attention focused on his rival," Sabet said.

The Daily Caller has a strong sexist past that it apparently wants to keep intact.