Sentence examples for apparent felt from inspiring English sources
As it was, David Letterman, who, as the host of "Late Night," had been following Carson for eleven years and was considered the heir apparent, felt resentment about being passed over for Leno, whose reputation had been built partly on his many guest appearances on "Late Night".
Justice never said Carlson retaliated for Justice's arguments, but it was apparent he felt that way.
Some on the panel also made it apparent they felt Judge Jackson had failed to define the market in which Microsoft was unfairly seeking to compete.
One state's national controversy may not be another's, and a booming job sector may be different than tweeted corporate statements, but at least one new reality was immediately apparent: politicians felt the backlash – and backed down.
He had rages, problems with authority ("I'd tell the teachers to fuck off"), was twice suspended from school, and, surrounded by wealthier boys with no apparent insecurities, felt alone.
When he first received Sven's call he thought he was being set up as the victim of some radio "prank," but when what was on offer became apparent he felt he would have been a fool to turn down the terms.
Her largeness of spirit becomes ever more apparent; you feel your own horizons grow as you watch and listen.
Given how well his career's going, Gleeson's apparent insecurity feels a little baffling, although, over lunch in a fancy London hotel, he doesn't exactly come across as a bundle of neuroses and self-doubt.
With all that in mind, Greening's apparent awokening feels a bit hollow.
It was apparent that Keating felt the leadership slipping from his grasp.
