But most of those things which I have enumerated may cause a death which is only apparent.
But if the death be only apparent, the limbs quickly resume, with a sudden and jerking movement, the contracted position which they previously occupied.
All geognostic phenomena indicate the periodic alternation of activity and repose;* but the quiet we now enjoy is only apparent.
In many cases, when the prostration is extreme, the urine is passed involuntarily, but in some of these cases the incontinence of the urine is only apparent, and is really the result of over-distension of the bladder.
This relative rarity may be only apparent, and has only been established by reason of the difficulty of recognizing exanthems among dark-skinned peoples.
The simplicity of Kepler's laws, for example, is only apparent.
To find it, it was necessary to suppose that the irreversibility is only apparent, that the elementary phenomena are reversible and obey the known laws of dynamics.
As in reality our increments are not infinitely small, but very small, the law of proportionality is only approximate, and the simplicity is only apparent.
This universal deity is conceived as a being at rest; its activity and development into a sensible world is only apparent.
In both systems the connection of the spirits and nature is only apparent, and the power of this deception in the spirit is removed by knowledge.
The contradictions between the passages in the Veda are proved to be only apparent.
Religion denies, repudiates chance, making everything dependent on God, explaining everything by means of him; but this denial is only apparent; it merely gives chance the name of the divine sovereignty.
Some assigned bodies to the angels, others not; a difference which, however, is only apparent, since the angelic body is only a phantasmal one.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "only apparent" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
