Sentence examples for is apparently lost from inspiring English sources

The idea that perhaps they might have learned the rules after so much time is apparently lost on them.

Exactly how Robertson performed these calculations is apparently lost -- he says he cannot find a copy of the report.

But for the five young people in this thrilling circus show, their acrobatic skills offer not just a welcome release from tension in physical activity, but a metaphor for taking risks and living life to the full - even when all hope is apparently lost.

This fact is apparently lost on Pierre Bourdieu, the prestigious French sociologist.

Remarks: The identity of this species is not clear since the male holotype is apparently lost (Cerretti and Freidberg 2009).

The irony that Bloomberg is still mayor (and Klein still chancellor) due to the $110 million that the mayor pumped into his own campaign is apparently lost on him.

The Obama administration's initiative to stiffen the spine of the Securities and Exchange Commission and curb derivatives speculation is apparently losing momentum.

The pro-trade wing of the party, exemplified by Bob Rubin, is apparently losing its fight to couple free trade with assistance to those who lose out.

We conclude that clinical research in Finland has been strongly active, but is apparently losing some footholds.

CcI3 is apparently losing its ability to survive in the free-living state so selective pressures are lower and fewer regulators are needed.

Some overseas ballot papers were apparently lost in the post.