Sentence examples for capable of apparently from inspiring English sources

Many army officers, and some Filipino and American officials, describe Abu Sayyaf as a thuggish group mostly engaged in kidnap-for-ransom but also capable of apparently gratuitous brutality, like the casual beheading of a dozen plantation workers on Basilan last summer.

The plasmodium of slime mold Physarum polycephalum behaves as an amorphous reaction-diffusion computing substrate and is capable of apparently 'intelligent' behavior.

Rather, the deeper understanding of the risks that is gained often makes the decision maker capable of confronting apparently greater risk.

What are we waiting for, to start playing the way we're capable of playing?" Apparently, the first half of the season was not long enough.

Despite its generality, our estimation maintains an optimally tight exponent and is capable of handling apparently very different cases in a unified way.

While New Zealand are always capable of surprising apparently superior opposition, especially when underestimated, the Black Caps will know that England are regarding this series – and two return fixtures here in May – principally as warm-ups for this year's back-to-back home-and-away series against Australia.

Ducasse is capable of brilliance, but apparently he doesn't think London deserves that.

It is possible the boy could "go completely without treatment to address why he was capable of killing two apparently innocent persons," Mr. Candelaria wrote.

Three phase drift flux equations are reported for gas and solids phases in upflow and downflow, respectively, and are shown to be capable of reconciling the apparently different linear drift flux equations reported previously.

Individuals capable of dressing themselves apparently love this, one of the most turgid, contrived, pompous, and comically over-written books ever published in English.

Intentional coverage of the celiac is not an innocuous procedure even in cases a coexisting normal superior mesenteric artery (SMA) capable of supporting an apparently normal network of collateral flow.