Sentence examples for it is apparently lost from inspiring English sources

And it is apparently lost on them that a belief in limited government need not be tied to the mid-20th century objectivist philosophy of Ayn Rand or the product of a selfish, dog-eat-dog social Darwinism.

Mellifluous, rich and gritty, like iron filings coated in honey, it's apparently lost none of its strength in the 40+ years that he's been a recording artist.

This game was won after it was apparently lost, in the top of the ninth, when reliever Caleb Ferguson allowed a tiebreaking home run to Daniel Descalso with Jansen standing in the bullpen.

This virus mRNA is apparently lost during nucleic acid isolation from stabilized samples, which is striking since it must be derived from virus replication in the Enterobacteriaceae, which are the virus's hosts.

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.

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.

All this is apparently lost on Gibney, and at the end of the film, he seems to reveal why: despite being an iPhone user himself, Gibney dislikes or is at least ambivalent about the digital age.

This entire "cloud" surrounding chromosomes is apparently lost when Ki-67 is depleted.