Sentence examples for which apparently derives from inspiring English sources

These include "Bob's your uncle", which apparently derives from the nepotistic practices of 1880s PM Robert Cecil.

What is this mysterious brand of normativity, which apparently derives from neither morality nor instrumental rationality?

He even implicates the Ten Commandments, which were apparently derived in part from ancient Hittite treaties.

This, of course, is a misappropriation of the full version of the word, which is apparently derived from the name of the cuckoo bird.

The DNA-B of this virus was closely related to EACMV DNA-B sequences (97,2% identical to EACMV-[AJ Dzi AJ10AK1 2005]; accEACMV-[AJ Dzi AJ10AK1 2005]the 3' haccessione BV1 ORF (encoding the nuclear shuttle protein – NSP, position 723 to 1143) which was apparently derived from a virus species/isolate that is currently unsampled.

As expected, levels of IL-6 transcript were significantly higher in RA samples than in those derived from OA synovial tissue, which apparently did not exhibit detectable IL-6 transcripts (Fig. 1).

Scores are "derived algorithmically", using public data crunched via its Mosaic tool — which apparently analyses "thousands of information sources" to identify "signals of strength and weakness" in private companies.

Which, apparently, he can.

Which apparently is news.

Which, apparently, it is.

Which, apparently, does not include Republican members of Congress.