Sentence examples for which can apparently be from inspiring English sources

Werner, the pink that Mahdavi chose corresponds most closely to Aurora Red, which can apparently be found on the pied woodpecker (animal), apples (vegetable), and orpiment (mineral).

Kitsch rules: customers can select urns decorated with dolphins that light up, or place their loved one's ashes in containers shaped like rocket ships, which can apparently be launched.

This kaleidoscopic fever dream of a coffee table is equipped with a 9×9 matrix of LEDs, which can apparently be set to "acid flashback" mode if necessary.

Aside from its body-worn cameras, CruiserCam sells dashcam rigs for police cars, which can apparently be turned off by officers.

Besides the predictive information, which can apparently be gained from TIMP-1, several publications demonstrate that high levels of TIMP-1 protein in breast cancer tissue [ 11- 14], plasma and serum [ 12, 15- 17] are associated with a poor prognosis.

While this view has great common-sense appeal and does provide for an objectively existing sphere of being against which our ideas can apparently be measured, Royce pointed out a fundamental problem.

One, which can apparently pretend to be a rattler, is five feet long.

They remained in the kitchen while the house wait staff brought out communal platters of lamb; couscous; meat-filled dumplings called khinkali; khachapuri or cheese bread; and the exceptionally delicious endangered Armenian trout from Lake Sevan known as ishkhan, which is illegal to fish commercially but can apparently be bought legally in Moscow.

Names can apparently be remade at this festival too.

This structure can apparently be extended heavenwards indefinitely.

Yes, a ball can apparently be too round.