Sentence examples for know it appears from inspiring English sources

I know it appears that the United States was behind the invasion.

"We know it appears to be a marker for atherosclerosis," Dr. Sopko said, "but that is far from saying we have to act on that marker with such and such strategies.

The minivan, as we know it, appears to be headed for extinction at Ford.

When exactly Syrianus decided to go to Athens, to associate himself with Plutarch, and to dedicate his life to teaching Platonic philosophy we don't know; it appears, however, that Syrianus spent the rest of his active life in Athens as an associate of Plutarch, and eventually, as his successor.

The whole story as we know it appears quite problematic.

Yes, I know it appears unlikely, but it might well present the optimum solution.

For more than 30 years after TV broadcasting as we know it appeared in the 1930s, viewers were forced to cancel dates and delay dinners if they wanted to catch the latest episode of Coronation Street (well, the Coronation of King George VI, anyway).

Ms. Hinton's lobbying on the Chevron case was not previously known; it appears that she was not required to register as a lobbyist in Albany.

The image is well known; it appears in the Larousse Dictionary of the French Language alongside the definition of the verb "glaner" (to glean).

As, at the same time, traces of the earliest Old World monkeys are known, it appears that, while the Proconsulidae flourished with many genera and species, the hominoids (apes) and cercopithecoids (monkeys) were emerging and beginning to specialize.

It's fair to say brunost hasn't a huge fanbase outside Norway (and the photo caption on yesterday's news story illustrates just how well known it appears to be).