Sentence examples for stand apparently from inspiring English sources

And most Republicans have not taken a public stand, apparently awaiting Mr. Kyl's instructions.

Showing a group of students around the United States last year, Ms. Shahbender is angry but philosophical, a stand apparently shared by Ms. Wright.

It reached a moment of high-farce when Netanyahu called the Elie Wiesel in New York to press him to stand, apparently unaware that the Nobel laureate was not an Israeli citizen and, therefore, ineligible to stand for office.

But another side emerged after he was fired, including his champagne taste -- among other things, he decorated his New York apartment with a $6,000 shower curtain and a $17,000 umbrella stand, apparently all paid for by Tyco -- and his largess, at least toward his own family.

Despite languages and glassy systems stand apparently very far apart, it is very intriguing to explore the analogy between a linguistic system and a dynamical system featuring glassy properties.

Below, on the littoral rocks, shags stood apparently immobile, near Gannets Rock grey seals rested with heads above water before diving.

Moments after the victory last Sunday that put Mr. Manning's Giants into the Super Bowl, a national television audience could see him appearing goofily forlorn as he peered into the stands, apparently in search of his fiancée, Abby McGrew, whom he met at the University of Mississippi.

Although Alex Rodriguez' benching by Yankees manager Joe Girardi was the big story as the Tigers swept the Yankees out of the ALCS, the team's epic postseason struggles were certainly the work of many people sporting pinstripes -- including some of those in the stands, apparently.

He cannot speak and can barely stand, having apparently been kept in a kind of dungeon.

Villa stand an apparently respectable 10th, six points above the relegation zone.

And that Newfoundland's stand was apparently devoted exclusively to a history of cod liver oil.