Sentence examples for apparently a better from inspiring English sources

Steele (1881-1979) wapparentlytly a better ceramicist than painter.

It was good advice; in the Nazi camps of the Second World War, political prisoners were less likely to slip into despair and had, apparently, a better chance of survival than people who had not done anything to provoke an arrest.

For ancestral penguins, on the other hand, flightlessness was apparently a better deal, enabling them to grow larger, helping them dive deeper, swim faster, and stay underwater longer, Ricklefs says.

The results have shown that the catalytic reactivity is strongly composition related; and ultrafine Ce Mo oxide particles prepared by the sol gel process are apparently a better catalyst than large Ce Mo oxide particles with a same composition but prepared by the coprecipitation method.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the role was reimagined after the pilot taping last week, and Ribisi was apparently a better fit than Dewey.

He is apparently a better person than the leader whose mistakes he embraces, but does that service and the rest of his lifetime of experience qualify him to be our Commander-in-Chief?

This spring hasn't been as bad as the previous two, partly because the winter was mild, but also because in the past couple of years the city has apparently done a better job of resurfacing the streets.

McAfee.com has apparently done a better job than its competitors when it comes to technological execution.

Thompson apparently found a better deal and backed out, since Christie's sued him in 1998, seeking the $36 million plus interest a case that was sealed and cloaked in the pseudonym "ABC versus HIJ".

Chu says the industry didn't "just" have a near death experience, "it was a death experience," but recently Ford passed Toyota's rating  in initial owner defects and (citing a recent NY times article) has also impressed consumers by apparently building a better product.

This study indicates that preoperative serum vascular endothelial growth factor apparently is a better predictor of overall survival than the preoperative plasma vascular endothelial growth factor.