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Examples for "apparently"
Examples for "apparently"
1He had written Bernard-withoutresult, apparently-tohave him come see the work.
2Hence the decision, apparently taken with great reluctance, to exit the market.
3The Spanish government apparently thinks so too, though for rather different reasons.
4He said, News travels quickly, especially when it is apparently beyond belief.
5No scientist working with chimeras apparently wishes to create such nightmarish animals.
1They also ask us to accept a seemingly contradictory set of circumstances.
2The seemingly gravity-defying art market also reflects the nature of wealth today.
3He had obtained freedom of choice but, seemingly, no freedom from responsibility.
4We could start, perhaps, with the seemingly simple question, What is History?
5Yet Berenbrink found that diving animals' muscles seemingly carry too much myoglobin.
1Component parts are then added up to deliver an ostensibly definitive result.
2This proposal was ostensibly rejected by Mkhize and the department of health.
3The ideomotor effect also explains a number of other ostensibly paranormal phenomena.
4So I stayed in the city, ostensibly achieving nothing of medical value.
5They're ostensibly self-organizing: They can define and redefine their purposes as needed.
1It was the only option, but at first blush a poor one.
2The remedy, however, is not so simple as it seems at first blush.
3Every friend and every enemy of America will comprehend them at first blush.
4So I thought at first blush; but are we so sure?
5I admit that at first blush all this seems improbable, to say the least.
6The Kindle was apparently a lot more computerized than it looked at first blush.
7And at first blush, the group valued them the same.
8These books seem at first blush to have every element of greatness, except spontaneity.
9All this is far more like a child's game than appears at first blush.
10And, at first blush, it might also look like terrific news for him personally too.
11That sounds like good news at first blush.
12A statement, at first blush, to be disputed.
13What at first blush looks like disconnection and dispersal is, we realize, a kind of symbiosis.
14The news that Dish has made an unsolicited proposal to Sprint sounds crazy at first blush.
15Nothing simpler at first blush; yet, nothing more absurd, more contradictory in terms, or more absolutely impossible.
16How it does so is fascinating as well, and at first blush potentially unsettling to security wonks.