Sentence examples for apparently actually from inspiring English sources

But so was the tidy historic downtown, the toasty but not yet oppressive Southern sun and the pervasive scent of honeysuckle, which apparently actually happens in Georgia towns.

What is clear is that not only has Mr. Imus learned the craft of reading but, unlike some of his competitors, he apparently actually practices it as well.

The document, referred to in standard biographies but not apparently actually seen since 1892, turned up again during the town's first Thomas Paine festival this summer.

I'd portmanteau it as a "mirdle" – man-girdle, if you will – though it apparently actually helps to tone your torso, rather than just squeezing it into an aesthetically attractive mould (it does that too).

Known as "the Chinatown Caper," the prank reportedly culminated in Mr. Nixon's grabbing one sign (which apparently actually said "What about the huge loan?") and ripping it to shreds.

In office he built a reputation for clean governance and frequent blusukan: impromptu neighbourhood visits with a minimal entourage, during which he spoke with and, more unusually for Indonesian politicians, apparently actually listened to his constituents.

Apparently they actually exist.

Apparently, it actually is ferocious.

But to paraphrase a line Muhammad Ali apparently never actually uttered, no Welshman ever called me convict.

The reader is asked to recognise significance where little, apparently, has actually been said.

In that regard, our noses apparently do actually swell when we're lying.