Sentence examples for figures apparently from inspiring English sources

The sales figures apparently exceeded even Apple's expectations.

They depict uncannily calm, dissected figures apparently wandering elegantly through a pastoral landscape.

Independent figures apparently show legions of beleaguered households have switched supplier due to rising energy costs.

Thursday's reports remove the last doubts that this was the virtually inevitable result of deliberate policy decisions by senior army figures, apparently under pressure from ministers.

In 2010 the Texas board of education managed to remove Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declaration of Independence, from the state's list of important revolutionary figures, apparently because of Jefferson's insistence on the separation of church and state.

The purported participation of organized-crime and narcotics figures apparently occurred only on a secondary level, that is, through some of the merchants who dealt directly with the yeshiva.

This was a human figure, apparently.

But this figure apparently includes amortization of construction costs.

The 15 million figure apparently originated in The New Republic.

But he was also a strange, shy, awkward figure, apparently unwilling to play the promotional game.

But Bartlett's Pericles is a hospitalised, pyjama-clad figure apparently making an interior journey.