Sentence examples for and apparently too from inspiring English sources

Such banks are too big to regulate and apparently too big to manage.

Whiskey refers to rye bread, since rye is a type of whiskey (and apparently too easy to confuse with "white" when shouted over a busy breakfast rush); down is toast, since it requires pressing the lever down on the toaster.

In 36 minutes he was 27 of 55 from the field, 15 of 33 from 3-point range, 20 of 22 from the free throw line (don't look too hard at his assists total) and apparently too exhausted to celebrate afterward.

Its shares fell abruptly after the announcement, but even before it they had been trading at less than half their level in the heady days of 2007, following the company's initial public offering.The company's chairman, Jack Ma, is a brilliant speaker and acclaimed visionary and, apparently, too important to walk the plank with his underlings.

The raptorial appendages are broad proximally and apparently too robust to attach to the short trunk segments, except perhaps the most anterior ones.

Although teacher motivation and supervision to distribute treatment increased the uptake of praziquantel among school-age children, the realized uptake is still lower than is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) and apparently too low to affect the prevalence and intensity of schistosomiasis among the children.

They want to be on display, too — and are apparently too cheap to buy another frame.

Yet he took an early flight from Los Angeles and was apparently too tired to talk his way into Manager Ozzie Guillen's lineup.

The video, made Jan . 20and released Monday, shows the thief, a middle-aged woman with a heavy build and long black hair, sneakily and persistently inching her hand toward the other woman's pocketbook as the woman pulls the boots on and off, apparently too preoccupied to notice the heist, which took a full 30 seconds.

Despite the cut, Advantage still yields more than 15% and is apparently too juicy for gurus to resist.

It faces a puritan government, which finds it too expensive, too elitist, and apparently just too old.