Sentence examples for apparently added from inspiring English sources

"They won't change from that," he apparently added.

"Even when you remove all the statistical noise, there are apparently added advantages from work".

The source apparently added: "He has not been there for the past two Prime Minister's Questions.

Meloto apparently added that he wanted to attract "the best and brightest men from the west".

Surprisingly, it works; with Korn, the Matrix apparently added depth and dynamics rather than blatant hooks.

Both images were apparently added using Google Map Maker, which, as the image suggests, isn't being moderated very fastidiously.

(Users can also apparently add their own as well).

Apparently, adding something physical makes the asking and answering of questions less old-fashioned.

China provided the United Nations with detailed claims to waters in the East China Sea on Friday, apparently adding to its legal argument in its territorial dispute with Japan.

That advertisement is among Mr. Obama's heaviest this week, apparently adding to what several polls have found as an advantage Mr. Obama holds over Mr. McCain on taxes.

This, after apparently adding strict new rules, calling players by their surnames and leaving Rio Ferdinand reflecting that it was a "bit like being back at school".