Sentence examples for which were apparently from inspiring English sources

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

Take, for example, the famous Battle of Vienna in 1683, references to which were apparently written on Tarrant's weaponry.

The main compounds obtained were high molecular weight compounds, which were apparently different for the two peroxides.

The Australia A team was in Lahore at the time of the blasts, which were apparently aimed at civilian targets.

Liberals tend to blame the racial resentments of poor white Americans, which were apparently aggravated during Barack Obama's tenure.

Compounds 6j k and 7j k demonstrated remarkable protection effects against damage induced by hydrogen peroxide which were apparently stronger than that of CAPE.

The FBI actually failed to save messages from thousands of cellphones, which were apparently struck by the exact same technical glitch.

He kept his sculptures close, like family, and none closer than the great plasters, which were apparently absent from the '67 presentation.

Higher groundwater inflow at the sloping peatland offset higher rates of evapotranspiration losses from the saturated zone, which were apparently driven by differences in vegetative cover.

But Mr. Hogan said the plan "was not well received by other area hospitals," which were apparently fearful of added competition.

While waiting for her at her apartment at the Hotel Ambassador he saw some notes, which were apparently introductions in English to her songs.