Sentence examples for apparently a given from inspiring English sources

Surrendering their right to return to the place they were expelled from – the most basic right every refugee has under international law – is apparently a given.

But she apparently accepts as a given that the Republicans can practice this kind of across-the-board obstructionism without paying the political price such behavior deserves.

After Romney listened to business owners discuss their concerns with the current economic climate over mushroom and sausage pizza, Romney was apparently in a giving mood.

Students at a London university have apparently been given a 'new insight' into what elderly people feel like with the hi-tech £1,070 suit.

This time, though, it looks like Venom will have those expressive superhero eyes apparently a given now in our post-Deadpool world.

Three pupils at this co-educational grammar school have apparently been given a "short" suspension and, next year, will be obliged to attend a drug intervention programme.

Forlornly, she clutches a dying bunch of flowers she has apparently been given as a farewell gift by her old friends, and is overwhelmed with grief and despair.

I cringed while considering the party at which I apparently had given myself a brief recess from self-absorption and my guests a nasty dose of food poisoning.

Now the facade is crisp and charming, apparently given a careful cleaning and restoration of a sort that would drive an old-school preservationist nuts.

It is a nickname which, apparently, is given and accepted with no offence meant or taken.

The playoff loss apparently has given the Celts a renewed vigor for victory.