Sentence examples for always apparently from inspiring English sources
The production numbers afforded by this two-tiered historical approach were always, apparently, labored.
His gags went over better than ever; from then on, his delivery was always apparently casual.
She is always a remarkably watchable dancer, not only purposeful and motivated but always apparently impelled by her own inner life too.
Technology's neverending story has always, apparently, been the quest for The Next Big Thing.
Even though he was in art school, most of them were law students, always apparently happy and grabbing.
(It's always terminal, apparently).
Was something supernatural summoned from the dark, or was it always there, apparently lurking in the upstairs lavatory?
He (they are almost always men, apparently) is the mythmaker, giving visual form to the culture's underlying, otherwise inchoate beliefs, desires and anxieties about things to come.
The therapist says that lack of sex can cause problems in relationships - like, duh - but rather than wondering what kind of life leaves women (it's always women, apparently) too stressed, miserable or resentful for sex, she points the finger at feminism for telling us that our bodies = our choice, then tells us to quit moaning and get on with it.
The widely expressed NR genes and their highly connected network, where the hub RXR [NR2B] is always present, apparently create a competitive environment for the binding of peripheral members to the hub protein.
