Sentence examples for this apparent sense from inspiring English sources

Where does this apparent sense of direction come from?

Setia points out that most of the learned, and the astronomers, said they were solid spheres "on which the stars turn… and this view is closer to the apparent sense of the Qur'anic verses regarding the celestial orbits".

And yet the apparent sense of calculation and planning, what a witness reportedly said was the shooter's statement of purpose in the Emanuel A.M.E.

In order to make any sense out of this apparent non-sense I am spouting, we need to look at what the word procrastination actually means.

But this apparent common sense is wrong: EPO does help altitude-born-and-raised Kenyans.

The existence of the NBC Olympics Twitter account is evidence of this, but the account seems totally misused in this case: NBC live tweeted the whole ceremony, with no apparent sense of irony around the fact that its target audience couldn't actually watch the events it was describing.

The fact that he was in the briefing room at all was a reflection of an apparent sense of despair and frustration that has crept into this White House.

Your work has an immediately apparent sense of humor.

There are reasons for their apparent sense of immunity.

Her apparent sense of entitlement annoyed many, including some said the governor.

Cynical New Yorkers resented her apparent sense of entitlement and her lack of political experience.