The phrase "apart apparently" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you want to indicate that something is separate or different, but it is not commonly used together.
Example: "The two theories are apart apparently, but they share some underlying principles."
Alternatives: "separate seemingly" or "distinct evidently".
The marriage quickly fell apart, apparently after Cullen told his new wife that he preferred men.
Where the case for Ronaldo falls apart, apparently, is in Madrid's failure to win silverware during the calendar year.
Five years apart apparently left the band members missing Phish as much as its fans did, and their pleasure at collaborating again comes through every song.
The fact that nobody — apart, apparently, from rival companies — noticed the absence of the browser choice screen for more than a year has prompted critics of the European antitrust enforcement to question the effectiveness of the measure.
For long stretches, children stood by the side of the road, spaced roughly 25 yards apart, apparently waiting for anything to fall off the trucks, even in open desert with nothing but sand dunes visible for miles.
LG 3.15pm, Pleasance Courtyard (until 28 August) Born two days apart, apparently, and – if their show is to be believed – boon companions in infancy, Barney Fishwick and Will Hislop (son of Ian) now debut in Edinburgh with their double-act Giants.
If the Republican party tears itself apart, Cantor apparently wants it to be on his terms.
While, standing apart and apparently unconcerned, the sergeant at the right is still readying his gun to fire.
Apart from, apparently, the policy of getting rid of Johnson himself just 10 months after his last sacking, by Bristol City.
Apart from, apparently, the people on the east coast of Greenland, who much prefer the work of Justin Bieber.
Jackson was on probation, but he didn't have an outstanding warrant, and, apart from apparently lying to Skinner, he hadn't done anything wrong.
