Sentence examples for apparently agree that from inspiring English sources

Millions of readers apparently agree that the book is suspenseful and intelligent; it would seem to me that Mr. Brown has done his job exceedingly well.

JIM WALDEN New York, Feb. 29, 2012 The Writers Respond Most readers apparently agree that the Senate's failure to act upon dozens of President Obama's judicial nominations is a crisis that requires an immediate solution.

Though the two positions disagree on the methodology for determining the concept of law, they apparently agree that a concept of law should provide a unitary answer to three distinct questions.

Mr. Silver and I apparently agree that we are in "uncharted territory" and that his first analysis deserved the extra skepticism I heaped on it.

All of the stakeholders, casting a weather eye at the GMO experience, apparently agree that the bountiful benefits of nanotechnology cannot be harvested without full and transparent characterization of the risks they could pose to human health and the environment.

The document states that around the same time, Mohammed Gaddafi, possibly under pressure from his sister Aisha, a family peacemaker, apparently agreed that shares owned by the Libyan Olympic Committee, which he led, would be sold to a third party.

The commission apparently agreed that music licensing agreements had complicated matters for Apple.

At least one apparently agreed that it was the most suitable of the working titles that Love used in the two years since filming began.

"I am pleased that President Obama has now, apparently, agreed that our nation must secure the border to address rampant border violence and illegal immigration without other preconditions, such as passage of 'comprehensive immigration reform,' " she said.

So I was comforted by comments made by Mark Spencer, dean of admissions at Brandeis University, who apparently agrees that there's a certain futility in even having a conversation about "ideal candidates," and says he looks for interesting and real students.

It could be bore, right?" Lou apparently agreed that the piece needed to come into the shop for fumigation, which would take place in a heated chamber the size of Scheidemann's studio.