Sentence examples for at first apparently from inspiring English sources

Iron was at first apparently regarded as a precious, semi-magical material, presumably because of its rarity and its connection with meteorites.

At first apparently in sympathy with the heterodox monophysites in the Eastern Church, he held a second national synod in 726 at Manzikert, near present Erzurum, Tur., to consider union with the Syrian Jacobite Church, a monophysite community.

Politeness prepares the ground for morality; the barrage of prohibitions that besieges a child is at first apparently uniform: only later and gradually does a distinction between the aesthetic and the ethical emerge.

At first, apparently, Robbie had little interest in playing Naomi Belfort in "The Wolf of Wall Street," so she didn't even consider the extensive nudity that the role required.

A string of recent attacks have targeted the police and foreign diplomats, but this was the first apparently aimed at ordinary Libyans.

The son (Hsiao Kang) deals with the death blankly at first and apparently without symptoms.

The following day his son, Joseph, was to be inaugurated as president but the ceremony was at first delayed, apparently to allow parliament, handpicked by his father, to ratify the succession.In death, Mr Kabila inspired an upsurge of nationalism, something he had never managed to achieve in life.

Brazil's first apparently.

And Google is even said to have considered an ad during the Olympics, but that was killed at the last second, apparently.

At first Gaddafi was apparently able to walk with assistance before being lifted on to the truck's tailgate.

The men did not identify themselves at first, although they apparently returned days later with Golden Dawn T-shirts for those who had made contributions.