Sentence examples for apparently translated from inspiring English sources

All that brainwork apparently translated onto the field.

He has apparently translated it himself and tried to adjust it for a non-Israeli audience.

And I suppose there's a sexual connotation there -- that whole thing in his eyes, apparently, translated into an element of his science; i.e., human sexual behavior.

Beth Israel once did a brain scan on him to make sure his cancer hadn't spread there, and Google's software, apparently, translated this into in a diagnosis of brain metastases.

"thanks!" which he apparently translated into "please rape me with your eyes and words!" because he proceeded to lick his lips and say.

Ingraham's particular blend of humor and argument apparently translated more effectively on radio than on television, and the Talk Radio Network now syndicates her show on nearly 325 terrestrial stations (it's also available on Sirius and XM satellite radio).

The name for a Mayan epoch apparently translates as 13 bactuns, which you can see is 13*144000 days or 5125.26 years (roughly).

Que Yue apparently translates as "little birds jumping and flying happily", for anyone imagining an aquatic rendering of the Great Leap famine.

His daughter Mavis is almost 118, which apparently translates to 18 in vampire years, but she's never once left the grand hotel he runs for werewolves, zombies, mummies and witches.

RT quoted its editor in chief, Margarita Simonyan, as posting to Twitter (apparently translating the Russian): "Assange to record TV series for RT while under house arrest – I am sure it will be an amazing show!," and "I've never waited for a show on RT with such excitement".

White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney apparently translates "shall" as "shall not in a million years," and contrary to the statute's intent, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has consulted with the White House general counsel's office about the potential release of Trump's tax returns.