Sentence examples for apparently viewed from inspiring English sources

(Reagan, we learn, apparently viewed the invasion with misgivings).

(These advanced ideas did not include sex, which Munro's mother apparently viewed with unmitigated distaste).

But the State Department apparently viewed China's latest rebuke as going too far.

But the governor's office apparently viewed the senator's statements as a direct challenge to Mr. Pataki.

Anyone who voices criticism of the way things are run is apparently viewed as an enemy of the club".

Like the secret of his illegitimacy, it was also a powerful motivator; he apparently viewed greatness as the only exit from failure.

Nor does London apparently view this war as one in which the Nato alliance should become involved.

Ms. Occhipinti apparently views 20th-century books with the same indifference that parchment manuscripts were viewed at the start of the hand-press period.

At least rhetorically, the government has embraced the Arab League's initiative, apparently viewing it as a way to stanch its growing international isolation.

"The committee apparently views its job to clear members of Congress of allegations of misconduct, not to sanction members or do full and fair investigations".

Neither the earliest Buddhists nor the Jains availed themselves of Sanskrit in their preachings, apparently viewing the language as the preserve of a Brahmin elite.