Sentence examples for are only apparent from inspiring English sources

So, perception is impossible; apparently perceived objects are only apparent.

"Some cards have hidden fees that are only apparent after making some calls" he said.

But these qualities are only apparent when the operetta is treated seriously.

By means of this technique of dissociating concepts, philosophers can direct men's actions toward what they hold to be true values and can reject those values that are only apparent.

The design of efficient public policies that aim to improve the provision of ecosystem services faces the problem that many ecosystem services are only apparent at spatial levels beyond the level at which they are managed.

Students, staff and institutions who are involved in the forms of digital education described above are certainly not 'dupes' whose failings are only apparent to the outside academic observer.

But the fossilization referred to above was only apparent.

"His signature is only apparent because it isn't apparent," said Donald Margulies, who wrote "Dinner With Friends".

The apparent modesty of Austen's dramas is only apparent; the minuteness of design is a bravura achievement.

The creeping consumption is only apparent to consumers who study their monthly bills and wonder where the power went.

The answer is that the paradox is only apparent, for the situation is not appropriately treated by special relativity.