Sentence examples for bears apparently from inspiring English sources

How is that supposed to help?" "It discourages the bears, apparently".

(Alternatively, perhaps the banana possesses two compatible properties, being-unripe-on-Monday, and being-overripe-on-Friday). There's no mystery in an object which bears apparently incompatible relations to different things: you are bigger than the Mona Lisa, and smaller than the Louvre, but metaphysicians don't puzzle over how you can be both bigger-than and smaller-than.

Miley Cyrus has moved on from kissing giant babies to kissing giant teddy bears, apparently.

Second, at the same time, their habitat use differed in ways that would be expected based on their physical differences, with larger black bears apparently dominating the most fruit-rich, and presumably most preferred habitat (MEF), and smaller sun bears more apt to feed on less-preferred insects.

At a couple of points he collapsed in mock agony, his theatricality too heavy a burden to bear, apparently.

The bear, apparently startled by the arrival of Mrs. Conroy's husband, Chris, had plunged through a double-paned window and stumbled away toward the woods.

Morgan says he's been contacted about some of the language and "unprofessionalism" of the listing (they don't like the picture of the bear, apparently. Maybe it's got something to do with false advertising).

As much as the market will bear, apparently.

But in a country where women ​aren't allowed to try on clothes while shopping (the thought of a naked woman behind a curtain is too sexy to bear, apparently), and where a husband's right to detain and abuse his wife ​trumps her right to seek help, it's not surprising that the Saudi police have acted like tyrants in al-Hathloul's case.

In short, the species with homogenised linked arrangements bear apparently functional 5S genes in the 26S-18S intergenic spacer(s).

The tall wild grasses under the tree had been beaten flat in places by the aforementioned critters, and the acrobatic bears had apparently climbed the tree to get at the fruit.