Sentence examples for remains apparently from inspiring English sources

It was - and remains, apparently - "a sexual need" of his.

British drama is a poor shadow of its American counterpart, where original, intelligent output from HBO's "Six Feet Under" to Fox's "24 is thriving.The BBC itself remains apparently untroubled by any of this.

The director of The Tree of Life, Badlands and The Thin Red Line remains apparently unrecognised by the journalist throughout the video footage, but a clearly amused Del Toro does his best to do the reporter's job for him: placing himself in a position that keeps Malick on camera.

But to those who remember how he got his wish that his vast contribution to the Stones should go unnoticed outside their inner circle, a little excess at this point might not go amiss, particularly since it contains such rich new anecdotal evidence from a time and place whose allure remains apparently undimmed.

Our study further extends to the analysis of regulatory T cells (Tregs) and we observed that the population of CD4+Foxp3+ Tregs remains apparently unaffected in our experimental mice.

If short, acidic, PC-containing peptides are present in stoichiometric excess over the amount of amorphous calcium phosphate that forms from a supersaturated solution, the solution remains apparently unchanged but contains calcium phosphate nanoclusters with an outer shell of the phosphopeptides.

The real issue remains the apparently pervasive use by some newspapers of phone hacking, the interception of answerphone messages and blagging to access private and confidential information.

Elizabeth II remains popular apparently because she's "not put a foot wrong" (in the sense that she's not actually done or said anything in public which hasn't been carefully scripted and orchestrated).

One showed the officer, who remains unidentified, apparently being propelled backwards onto the ground by the force of his own gun, then turning, running and taking cover behind a gas pump.

It is the only such nation... so attached to the supposed "right" to bear arms that its laws abet assassins, professional criminals, berserk murderers, and political terrorists at the expense of orderly population -- and yet it remains, and is apparently determined to remain, the most passive of all the major countries in the matter of gun control.

That, apparently, remains elusive.