Sentence examples for agreed apparently from inspiring English sources

In Jalalabad three potentates have agreed, apparently peaceably, to share power in the eastern region.

By these he had agreed, apparently, not to divulge "any tactics, techniques, and procedures witnessed during operations", and not to provide "information on the effectiveness of enemy techniques".

Spa have agreed; apparently they're going to do it in Ricard".

"Yes!", he replies though one of the main things on which they agree, apparently, is that they don't like answering surveys like this.

But Beck had this spin on it: I would love to understand how it must have affected his psyche, having his mother basically agree, apparently – I don't mean to judge – with the Germans on hatred of Jews.

Carlton doesn't agree, apparently.

"Kudos," agreed another, apparently versed in classical Greek (which would have told him that propaedeutic meant "about elementary instruction").

Eisenhower agreed and apparently arranged for a bill to be introduced to that effect the very next day.

I agree, but apparently Delta doesn't.

This agrees with apparently low available concentrations suggested by electron microscopy (Additional file 1, Part III), though high total PDE concentrations were measured in vitro.

Mr. Jacobs apparently agreed.