Expressions - Collocations of the word " apparently "
| apparently | 1) This corrupt judge is apparently having temporal delusions. 2) The ban discussed below has apparently been lifted. more apparently sentences |
| apparently arbitrary | 1) The links between sound, language and meaning can be complex and sometimes apparently arbitrary . 2) Why not something else equally apparently arbitrary , such as blowing bubbles, or dropping pebbles? more apparently arbitrary sentences |
| apparently based on | 1) Überwald's economy is apparently based on mining. 2) But it is also foolish - and apparently based on certain naïve assumptions. more apparently based on sentences |
| apparently believed | 1) The attorney had apparently believed he would prevail in court. 2) He apparently believed they continued to exist after their deaths. more apparently believed sentences |
| apparently casual | 1) But the apparently casual silliness derives from great theatrical shrewdness. 2) In the longer form, Waugh continued to be overlooked, and was criticised for his apparently casual attitude. more apparently casual sentences |
| apparently caused by | 1) Officials said the fire was apparently caused by candles left burning. 2) The fire was apparently caused by a dryer. more apparently caused by sentences |
| apparently content | 1) The child nodded, apparently content with that promise. 2) With this inscrutable answer everyone was apparently content . more apparently content sentences |
| apparently contradictory | 1) Which of these apparently contradictory views is nearer to the truth? 2) HOW do we reconcile these two apparently contradictory reports? more apparently contradictory sentences |
| apparently convinced | 1) He'd apparently convinced himself the bike was his. 2) apparently convinced the machine was accurate, the suspect confessed. more apparently convinced sentences |
| apparently decided to | 1) Someone apparently decided to invent that one allegedly good point for reasons unknown. 2) Bissinger apparently decided to go public to help others struggling with similar addictions . more apparently decided to sentences |
| apparently deserted | 1) He apparently deserted on or before 8th November 1915. 2) By day, a colony of petrels or shearwaters is a quiet, apparently deserted place. more apparently deserted sentences |
| apparently died | 1) Here he apparently died of exhaustion and exposure. 2) Four defected soldiers also apparently died in fighting on 9 December. more apparently died sentences |
| apparently disparate | 1) Yet think for a moment of the bases of these two apparently disparate systems. 2) Failure to see that the apparently disparate parts of the Self are one leaves another option. more apparently disparate sentences |
| apparently diverse | 1) Nor is it the selecting and putting together of parts of apparently diverse lessons from the past. 2) (2) Such honor invariably devolves on their hard work and apparently diverse usefulness in the cause of the gospel. more apparently diverse sentences |
| apparently due to | 1) This was apparently due to local concerns. 2) It was apparently due to human error. more apparently due to sentences |
| apparently easy | 1) They are seemingly helpless creatures, apparently easy prey for fish. 2) Why is it apparently easier for some children than others? more apparently easy sentences |
| apparently effortless | 1) In some of his subsequent books this apparently effortless fluency denies the Possibility of conflict. 2) Within the rather unusual structure of the movement, Shostakovich manipulates three themes with apparently effortless ingenuity. more apparently effortless sentences |
| apparently empty | 1) These eruptions start from an apparently empty crater and last about five minutes. 2) Ukrainian troops had flown into the decrepit and apparently empty base by helicopter. more apparently empty sentences |
| apparently endless | 1) The consequence is an apparently endless flow of death, injury and destruction of property. 2) Even these informed few virtually never travel to the Umbra, and are unaware of its apparently endless diversity. more apparently endless sentences |
| apparently engrossed | 1) A handsome child, Cara's bold image, it seemed, with Odette's timid spirit, apparently engrossed in a book or was he? - from which he did not lift his eyes. 2) Feeling a need suddenly for warmth and companionship, she turned, meaning to retrace her steps to where Fen sat, apparently engrossed now that she had left him in peace. more apparently engrossed sentences |
| apparently excellent | 1) At first, the relationship of the invaders with the civil population was apparently excellent . 2) On the other hand , as always, Arthur is delighted to see such an apparently excellent response. more apparently excellent sentences |
| apparently failed to | 1) McKenzie had apparently failed to pay rent since February last year . 2) Gartrell also apparently failed to anticipate the interest rates scare campaign. more apparently failed to sentences |
| apparently fruitless | 1) The meetings were apparently fruitless , and she and the other Quakers were deported. 2) They eyed us with vague curiosity and then returned to their ( apparently fruitless ) fishing. more apparently fruitless sentences |
| apparently futile | 1) So our hopes of making a macroscopic perpetual motion device based on them is apparently futile . 2) Firstly, it allowed the Government a potential escape route from the escalating costs of its apparently futile tough tactics. more apparently futile sentences |
| apparently genuine | 1) It had lent money on mortgage for the purpose of an apparently genuine sale. 2) She herself had an apparently genuine passion for Alex and they had a brief affair. more apparently genuine sentences |
| apparently haphazard | 1) The vowels of Chinese sometimes correspond to Sino-Japanese in an apparently haphazard fashion. 2) The 36 video monitors showed both old and new images, assembled in an apparently haphazard manner. more apparently haphazard sentences |
| apparently harmless | 1) Many apparently harmless products are actually quite radioactive! 2) Thus petit-bourgeois underground work is being allowed to emerge in apparently harmless ways. more apparently harmless sentences |
| apparently healthy | 1) I have recently introduced this fine, apparently healthy specimen. 2) Symptoms: apparently healthy leaves drop off in large quantity. more apparently healthy sentences |
| apparently helpless | 1) The Johnson group seized the wounded Doe and took him away, while the ECOWAS force looked on, apparently helpless . 2) Instead of going closer to the nest and finding the genuinely helpless nestlings, the killer followed the apparently helpless adult bird. more apparently helpless sentences |
| apparently hopeless | 1) Benton attempts to fix an apparently hopeless attempted suicide case. 2) But it does illustrate that there can be ways round apparently hopeless dead-ends. more apparently hopeless sentences |
| apparently hostile | 1) Tony Young urged Cleveland to continue planning, despite the apparently hostile government attitude. 2) And men can be bewildered by the co-existence of these apparently hostile forces. more apparently hostile sentences |
| apparently identical | 1) Nevertheless the two apparently identical complexes behave in different ways. 2) Two apparently identical boomerangs may radically differ in their flight patterns. more apparently identical sentences |
| apparently immortal | 1) The killer has superhuman strength and is invulnerable to weapons, but Kolchak dematerialises the apparently immortal being by electrocuting him. 2) The Chloe Paddington is back, apparently immortal more apparently immortal sentences |
| apparently impervious | 1) He stood there apparently impervious and as nerveless as a crocodile. 2) apparently impervious to Luke's quick frown, he drew up another chair. more apparently impervious sentences |
| apparently impossible | 1) But things like that were apparently impossible to arrange. 2) In England the admission of the new current of thought was apparently impossible . more apparently impossible sentences |
| apparently incompatible | 1) Communications can certainly solve most of the problems of apparently incompatible systems, given a little effort. 2) In many ways this resembles Ehrenzweig's (1967) concept of 'syncretistic' vision within which apparently incompatible aspects are integrated into a unified percept. more apparently incompatible sentences |
| apparently inconsistent | 1) Yes Zephyr , they are apparently inconsistent with each other. 2) apparently inconsistent findings might be resolved by improvements in ways of measuring individual differences in the personal fable. more apparently inconsistent sentences |
| apparently indifferent | 1) So many centuries of ostentatious and apparently indifferent wealth. 2) He has laid off many of them, apparently indifferent to their resulting poverty. more apparently indifferent sentences |
| apparently inevitable | 1) Sept. 27, 2007 - It is apparently inevitable that Israel will conduct a significant military operation in the Gaza Strip. 2) Nick on board 3 had a notional edge in the early stages of his game but an apparently inevitable draw was agreed in due course. more apparently inevitable sentences |
| apparently inexhaustible | 1) And this foolish oil money is apparently inexhaustible . 2) This upbringing left Means with an apparently inexhaustible reservoir of pain and rage. more apparently inexhaustible sentences |
| apparently inexplicable | 1) Because a paradox is an apparently inexplicable finding for which there really is an explanation - if only we could find it. 2) You are supported by apparently inexplicable forces, able to put across plans that others fail in and you will build your plans swiftly. more apparently inexplicable sentences |
| apparently infinite | 1) Indeed, such second-order and higher-order perturbation calculations can give apparently infinite contributions to the sum. 2) Xoriat has been likened to a stack of translucent parchment, an apparently infinite connection of layers and dimensions. more apparently infinite sentences |
| apparently innocent | 1) The troubles began with police men beating apparently innocent marchers off the Derry Bridge. 2) We get many reports from Goa about apparently innocent people being involved in drugs offences. more apparently innocent sentences |
| apparently innocuous | 1) It could well be that some common and apparently innocuous substance is responsible for the condition in these animals and man. 2) Shortly afterwards, Will Packwood broke his left tibia and fibula when landing awkwardly from an apparently innocuous aerial collision with Becchio. more apparently innocuous sentences |
| apparently insignificant | 1) Tit-bits, apparently insignificant , are my favorite cup of tea. 2) Just so an apparently insignificant sin of the tongue produces an incalculably destructive effect. more apparently insignificant sentences |
| apparently insoluble | 1) The government is faced with an apparently insoluble problem. 2) Otherwise, we shall find the Malthusian problem apparently insoluble . more apparently insoluble sentences |
| apparently insurmountable | 1) They are sometimes effective in providing solutions to apparently insurmountable problems. 2) It is in the overcoming of apparently insurmountable medical obstacles that basic science is essential . more apparently insurmountable sentences |
| apparently intact | 1) However, he left the majority of Republican institutions apparently intact , albeit feeble. 2) The forward 200 ft section contained the sub's three missile launch tubes, one with an apparently intact nuclear-tipped missile. more apparently intact sentences |
| apparently intended to | 1) The FRISC was apparently intended to go into systems eventually. 2) Kehoe had apparently intended to blow up and destroy the entire school. more apparently intended to sentences |
| apparently intent | 1) Edward grunted, apparently intent on Didcot power station. 2) Many other former colleagues are, however, apparently intent on cashing in on their public service. more apparently intent sentences |
| apparently interested | 1) They are apparently interested in his network experience. 2) He had asked her this before, apparently interested in such a meeting, but Jane had had to disappoint him. more apparently interested sentences |
| apparently irrational | 1) The term describes an apparently irrational and confounding form of economic behaviour. 2) Memoirists, historians and fiction authors sought alternative explanations of the apparently irrational behaviour of the Romanovs. more apparently irrational sentences |
| apparently irreconcilable | 1) However, there remained an overriding, apparently irreconcilable difference. 2) These apparently irreconcilable differences of opinion have led to some conflicts among performers. more apparently irreconcilable sentences |
| apparently irrelevant | 1) Teacher understanding is apparently irrelevant under the current policy. 2) SFX therefore depend on significant detail, whether or not apparently irrelevant . more apparently irrelevant sentences |
| apparently irresistible | 1) Michelle's still apparently irresistible , and her hatefulness was amplified when the show paired her up with the equally detestable Jake. more apparently irresistible sentences |
| apparently killed | 1) It was reported that 1 Pakistani soldier was also apparently killed . 2) Carter was apparently killed in Captain America 233. more apparently killed sentences |
| apparently lacking | 1) A galaxy with a central bulge and disk but apparently lacking spiral arms and interstellar material. 2) This explanation, however, did not protect the album from criticism for apparently lacking new ideas. more apparently lacking sentences |
| apparently lifeless | 1) Jim then exits his car and looks upon an apparently lifeless Ryder. 2) The occupants are humanoid-a man and an adolescent boy-standing immobile and apparently lifeless . more apparently lifeless sentences |
| apparently limited | 1) The measures were apparently limited so as not to appear aggressive. 2) Trees apparently limited his field of fire and he fired almost straight downward. more apparently limited sentences |
| apparently limitless | 1) Extrovert series are apparently limitless in growth. 2) Even Bellinger's apparently limitless clout can't alter the weather. more apparently limitless sentences |
| apparently meaningless | 1) But what was he looking for in this apparently meaningless wash ? 2) Other apparently meaningless symbols in Judas help decoding the full meaning of the video. more apparently meaningless sentences |
| apparently minor | 1) Several plot digressions provide insight into other apparently minor characters. 2) This apparently minor difference had the potential for a lot of trouble. more apparently minor sentences |
| apparently modest | 1) Władysław then proceeded to release many high-ranking Teutonic Knights and officials for apparently modest ransoms. 2) Hewden Stuart has experienced some slackening in demand in the home counties and some pressure on margins, but direct exposure to housebuilding is apparently modest . more apparently modest sentences |
| apparently mundane | 1) Extraordinary facts about this historic transformation have been turned into apparently mundane truths. 2) The social mobility of the era allowed them to rise from apparently mundane working class communities to live a more glamorous life in the company of the rich and famous. more apparently mundane sentences |
| apparently negative | 1) apparently negative numbers don't work correctly yet. 2) Practically none of the apparently negative prophecies in the Structure Plan appear in the District Plan. more apparently negative sentences |
| apparently neutral | 1) All of South America's nations are apparently neutral in this new conflict. 2) They present theories in an apparently neutral frame of mind and insinuate their position disingenuously. more apparently neutral sentences |
| apparently normal | 1) Mutism is absence of speech with apparently normal level of consciousness. 2) The unusual circumstances of warfare can incite apparently normal individuals to commit atrocities. more apparently normal sentences |
| apparently objective | 1) These provide an apparently objective anchor for subjective aims. 2) This reflected a desire to subtly present their racial doctrines, as apparently objective science. more apparently objective sentences |
| apparently oblivious | 1) He was lighting another cigarette, apparently oblivious of the elements. 2) They are sitting apparently oblivious to their surrounding and occasionally hitting themselves with considerable force. more apparently oblivious sentences |
| apparently obvious | 1) What else is hidden when even the apparently obvious ( DRM) seems obfuscated. 2) Such apparently obvious explanations for the desertion of a settlement are, however, too simplistic. more apparently obvious sentences |
| apparently overwhelming | 1) It may help to get an apparently overwhelming worry into perspective if you feel that you can talk about it to your superiors. 2) , Custer became persona non grata after refusing to lead troops against apparently overwhelming Indian forces. more apparently overwhelming sentences |
| apparently paradoxical | 1) We can see this in apparently paradoxical ways. 2) Let's return to Silman's apparently paradoxical recommendation. more apparently paradoxical sentences |
| apparently pleased | 1) One girl, apparently pleased , clapped a few times. 2) Headlines, Art Directors And Designers The woman is re-directing the flow of information and apparently pleased at what she is doing. more apparently pleased sentences |
| apparently pointless | 1) Why are these apparently pointless and wasteful animal tests even being conducted? 2) The Legionnaires are arrested for their apparently pointless comandeering of the Cosmic World amusement park. more apparently pointless sentences |
| apparently positive | 1) However, when used in sarcasm, kena can be used in apparently positive circumstances, though this is considered grammatically incorrect by the true natives of Singapore. 2) Though other sources describe the apparently positive blessings he delivers upon the Israelites, he is reviled as a man in the major story concerning him. more apparently positive sentences |
| apparently random | 1) Yet others used an apparently random ordering. 2) In contrast, the decimal representations of quadratic irrationals are apparently random . more apparently random sentences |
| apparently rational | 1) It offers an apparently rational faith which is plausible and coherent. 2) Even the apparently rational model of planning on page 42 is, nevertheless, subject to political pressures. more apparently rational sentences |
| apparently ready | 1) The area fills with natives, apparently ready for battle. 2) Sasankan is pleased to find Chandralekha miraculously cured and apparently ready to accept him as a bridegroom. more apparently ready sentences |
| apparently related | 1) A man apparently related to the victims is arrested. 2) However, this service apparently related to MyCorporation, acquired in 2005. more apparently related sentences |
| apparently relaxed | 1) In more recent years, this policy has apparently relaxed somewhat. 2) Coleridge had developed an apparently relaxed , but in fact extremely clever style of blank verse. more apparently relaxed sentences |
| apparently reluctant | 1) The Senate chose the elderly, childless and apparently reluctant Nerva as emperor. 2) They 've skipped between several labels during their seven-LP career, apparently reluctant to take the hint that the jig is up. more apparently reluctant sentences |
| apparently respectable | 1) The money, however, was recovered, and was found to have been placed by the girl in the hands of a rich and apparently respectable coachmaker. 2) William Davis, known as the 'Golden Farmer' from Gloucester, was apparently respectable , but he subsidised his living by robbing coaches on the moor. more apparently respectable sentences |
| apparently restricted | 1) The ant, Petalomyrex phylax, is apparently restricted to the plant and protects its stem apices from attack. 2) F. M. Stenton noted that such placenames were apparently restricted to Saxon and Jutish territory and not found in Anglian areas. more apparently restricted sentences |
| apparently satisfied | 1) The other papers had apparently satisfied the examiners. 2) That having disappeared, he retired apparently satisfied . more apparently satisfied sentences |
| apparently separate | 1) Method 2 . This technique can be used to connect together apparently separate chains. 2) Later it was apparently separated from Hyrcania and then joined with Chorasmia. more apparently separate sentences |
| apparently simple | 1) Even apparently simple changes can have unexpected effects. 2) This apparently simple exercise raised all sort of issues and problems. more apparently simple sentences |
| apparently solid | 1) Its apparently solid ground is no rock, but thin air. 2) The walls, ceilings and even apparently solid beams were found to have hidden pipework. more apparently solid sentences |
| apparently spontaneous | 1) Gathering was apparently spontaneous and was eventually dispersed peacefully. 2) Harvey commented on ...motion, apparently spontaneous , among the seeds at the period of germination. more apparently spontaneous sentences |
| apparently stable | 1) What contradictions are hidden behind the apparently stable surface? 2) This applies to both free love and apparently stable marriages. more apparently stable sentences |
| apparently straightforward | 1) Even so apparently straightforward a task is not carried out without difficulty. 2) As such, an apparently straightforward procedure is not as simple as it might at first seem. more apparently straightforward sentences |
| apparently trivial | 1) Often apparently trivial information will lead to the remedy. 2) And would ignoring these apparently trivial matters lead me to ignore any future escalations? more apparently trivial sentences |
| apparently unable | 1) Insects are apparently unable to recognize plants treated with kaolin. 2) apparently unable to stand by and watch Helena suffer, Koenig surrenders. more apparently unable sentences |
| apparently unable to | 1) Insects are apparently unable to recognize plants treated with kaolin. 2) apparently unable to stand by and watch Helena suffer, Koenig surrenders. more apparently unable to sentences |
| apparently unaffected | 1) Thomas falls into the water, apparently unaffected spiritually, and dies. 2) But Andretti stayed on Villeneuve, apparently unaffected by the wing change . more apparently unaffected sentences |
| apparently unaware | 1) His mother was apparently unaware of her son's popularity. 2) Richtofen was apparently unaware of this possibility until he tried it. more apparently unaware sentences |
| apparently unaware of the | 1) He held up his clenched fist, apparently unaware of the missing sixpence. 2) However, the Germans were apparently unaware of the 19th Regiment's positions. more apparently unaware of the sentences |
| apparently unconcerned | 1) She was smiling when they reached her, apparently unconcerned by the blood. 2) She fell on the unhappy temp remorselessly, apparently unconcerned with genitourinary sanitation. more apparently unconcerned sentences |
| apparently unconscious | 1) The animals were apparently unconscious soon after stunning. 2. 2) Pedro rushes to her aid, but finds her apparently unconscious . more apparently unconscious sentences |
| apparently uncontrollable | 1) Here protection was being offered to the husband, but also to the wife against her apparently uncontrollable consumerism. 2) Success in luck or chance activities is apparently uncontrollable . (Is) this distinction generally recognized (?). (I)t is not. more apparently uncontrollable sentences |
| apparently unharmed | 1) Again they heard the rattling noise, although the creature was apparently unharmed . 2) He is apparently unharmed and manages to locate a gun to defend himself with. more apparently unharmed sentences |
| apparently unique | 1) This apparently unique product being available from no other source. 2) This game was apparently unique to Musselburgh. more apparently unique sentences |
| apparently universal | 1) The hasty flight to apparently universal rules often gives philosophical notions only a specious air of universality. 2) The source material is pristine, as apparently universal has been keeping 'Hulk's HD master in some sort of Fort Knox vault on the studio lot. more apparently universal sentences |
| apparently unknown | 1) Further particulars about schooling during the 18th century are apparently unknown . 2) The scope of his arms trading was apparently unknown to the CIA. more apparently unknown sentences |
| apparently unlimited | 1) The save game interface was right: apparently unlimited slots, showing both a picture and user text descriptions. 2) Goliath was the Central Electricity Generating Board, a multi-billion pound public company with apparently unlimited resources. more apparently unlimited sentences |
| apparently unmoved | 1) But Hurley himself was apparently unmoved by any such fear. 2) He walked to the scaffold, apparently unmoved . more apparently unmoved sentences |
| apparently unprovoked | 1) The apparently unprovoked shooting of Campbell was documented by the resulting point-of-view video from his own camera. more apparently unprovoked sentences |
| apparently unreasonable | 1) Indeed, they are often stroppy and apparently unreasonable , but they do things their own way and when they stop doing that The Wedding Present are finished. more apparently unreasonable sentences |
| apparently unrelated | 1) This phenomenon is apparently unrelated to musical training. 2) Let's break down these apparently unrelated but equally fascinating developments. more apparently unrelated sentences |
| apparently unscathed | 1) And the deer had run off, apparently unscathed . 2) However, he got to his feet, apparently unscathed . more apparently unscathed sentences |
| apparently willing | 1) Banks are apparently willing to let the changes go through at this point. 2) And they are apparently willing to pay such a price just to get the stuff. more apparently willing sentences |
| had apparently | 1) Their immune systems had apparently broken down. 2) So far things had apparently gone very smoothly. more had apparently sentences |
| rule apparently | 1) According to Aiello , however, the rules apparently have changed. 2) This restrictive rule apparently did its job, contributing to the hitting surge of modern baseball. more rule apparently sentences |
| sense apparently | 1) The desire to be a baller is a strong pull, often stronger than common sense apparently . more sense apparently sentences |
Expressions with the word apparently
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