Sentence examples for although apparently it from inspiring English sources

Although apparently it was because Dave had hurt his foot.

The decisions are not very helpful; for the most part they concern situations where the buyer has done something to the goods themselves, which would be an invasion of some interest of the seller, although apparently it is enough to offer them for sale, since that asserts a right to dispose of them.

"It's all in the hands of the producers, although apparently it doesn't work as well in things like ballroom," he said, adding that professional dancer Anton du Beke had been "teasing" him over rumours that he might be his surprise partner.

By Greek resort standards, this isn't a town awash with unabashed British nightlife, although apparently it's a very different story on the other side of the island.

But it has also been making some big business moves to further this along, too, establishing a "connectivity lab" that is working on things like drone-based internet access, to provide connectivity to areas where there is little or none (although apparently it missed out on Titan Aerospace, acquired by Google).

As she pushed her way to the front, the woman had turned to me and said, "You remember, we were here earlier," as if that meant something, although apparently it did, since we all let them in front.

Although apparently common, it is fortunate that the retinal lesions seen do not appear to affect visual function.

"I said, 'Is this allowed?' Apparently it was". Although he received the highest directing honor for the film at Cannes in 1955, Dassin still felt shunned by his peers because of the blacklist.

Although apparently we predicted it in one of our books …" When it comes to children and computer programming, Lisa Watts wrote the book.

The bill had previously passed the Democratic controlled Senate and was ready for the signature of the Democratic Governor Pat Quinn, who had lobbied for it, although apparently not hard enough for it to succeed.

In a press conference at a Chappaqua deli on Sunday, Mr. Clinton claimed that he had given considerable thought to the Rich pardon, although apparently none of it involved asking the opinion of the U.S. attorney's office in Manhattan, where prosecutors have been in shell shock since they heard about the deal after the fact.