Sentence examples for apparently, instead from inspiring English sources

Apparently, instead of self-destructing, the drone merely became self-destructive, disobeying its operator and hanging out with disreputable munitions.

But for now, as Mel says, "the batch of bakers is always fresh", bringing with them their own passions; cardamom this series, apparently, instead of last year's chilli chocolate.

He declined to hand over any of his officials, apparently instead promising that he would personally implement any justice that was required.

SAN DIEGO -- With reporters camped outside City Hall waiting to see if Mayor Bob Filner returns to work, Filner apparently instead was in a second day of mediation Tuesday to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit against him.

Apparently, instead of campaigning heavily in person prior to the final run-off election, Texas Travesty editors Xavier Rotnofsky and Rohit Mandalapu relied upon UT supporters who spread their message via the social media app Yik Yak.

But the government apparently reneged, instead hunting down some of the people it had been talking to.More recently, some Boko Haram people have again been sounding out mediators with suggestions that among other ideas the wives and children of fallen fighters be given vocational training, that destroyed villages be rebuilt, and that surrendering fighters be guaranteed safety.

The company has been an acquisition target for years now, although approaches both by Twitter and Spotify have fallen short, with Twitter ultimately becoming only an investor, and Spotify apparently choosing instead to focus its resources on its IPO and what might be needed for that.

Apparently having instead gained pariah status, they also "know better" than to "speak to the press".

The pope apparently advised instead to "start with art" and the "creative life" to get better results for children in the end. .

They weren't relying on the local businesses to secure booze – because no one does, apparently – and instead had brought it down themselves.

They're pissed off that the government, rather than cracking down on tax avoidance which they think could make education free, has apparently chosen instead to put an entire generation of students into debt.