Sentence examples for apparently I felt from inspiring English sources

So apparently I felt sorry for myself – for going to Sweden!

Apparently, I felt violated and a little uncomfortable, so the subsequent witch hunt and character burning-at-the-stake really made it worth the drama and endless news coverage.

With Southampton on the up and becoming a desirable place for investors apparently, I feel like I'm facing stiff competition, and not just from people like me.

"Apparently the nerves I felt on Sunday compared to the Ryder Cup is massively different".

"I like the technology of Telesleuth, but I don't like how it was apparently used and I feel saddened that it was apparently used this way".

I must admit reacting to seeing apparently healthy young mothers feeding their babies, holding a plastic bottle with a synthetic nipple to the lips of a very young, apparently healthy baby: I feel a pang of sympathy for them.

What does the man himself have to say? "I feel ssssexy!" apparently.

(He is the author of what I consider the the single-most-illuminating passage about the band Radiohead).1 Second, he is simply the most prominent voice in a small but apparently very angry contingent that I feel great empathy for.

A lot of what others and I feel is apparently natural.

Apparently, the universe felt I needed a reminder.

But apparently, he felt badly about Arthur.