Sentence examples for has apparently proved from inspiring English sources

The company's personal finance coverage has apparently proved to be popular among millennials.

From the start, they were sure the disaffected were out there -- and in the year or so they've been on the air, response has apparently proved them right.

Allowing guns on campus has apparently proved unpopular among students as well.

Although this information has apparently proven useful for members of the zebrafish community, ZFNGenome was developed in an effort to make such large datasets searchable and more readily accessible to a broader group of researchers working in zebrafish as well as other model organisms.

Benazir's gamble on this public appearance had apparently proved the pundits wrong.

Earlier, Petraeus, who was in London for talks with senior political and military leaders, said he found it "disturbing" that the original account of the raid – which claimed Norgrove had been killed by her Afghan kidnappers – had apparently proved incorrect.

The notion of hereditary success was to many Egyptians an outrage too great to bear, just as similar schemes to pass power within a ruling family have apparently proven too much for the citizens of Tunisia, Libya and Syria as well.

It was supposed to be a new era of race relations, in which black, brown and white would live in perfect harmony, led by a new president who had apparently proven himself to be "beyond race".

Luckily for the rest of the nation, the concept of making people purchase health insurance has apparently not proven a good-enough reason to take up arms against their government.

For Mr. Panetta, the complications of Beltway politics, which he has apparently mastered, are proving to be quite different from those of the daunting "Greater Middle East".

This deduction also shows that the One has apparently contrary attributes, though these prove to belong to it in other aspects, that is, not in virtue of its own nature and/or not in relation to itself.