Sentence examples for apparently amazed from inspiring English sources

The techniques used in destroying the houses along the coast apparently amazed the Peers investigators.

"It's hard for me to understand why anyone wouldn't want to work," Orrin Hatch, apparently amazed, told Lindsey.

FIFA was apparently amazed, too: Howard agreed to take a "random" drug test immediately after the match.

The family then moved on to Schwetzingen and the Mannheim court, where the children's performance apparently amazed Elector Palatine Karl Theodor and his Electress.

As for Fox, rival networks were amazed that apparently struggling new dramas like "John Doe" on Friday and "Fastlane" on Wednesday won orders to produce more episodes.

Yet even Kremlin courtiers sometimes question whether our two-headed eagle is the swiftest of birds... Driving down the Rublev highway the other day — the road to the mansions of Mr. Putin and Mr. Medvedev, which Obama will apparently visit — I was amazed to see ads reading: "A healthy spiritual life — faith in Russia".

This was my first visit to the international corporate entertainment giant called Blockbuster, and I was amazed at the apparently infinite variety.

It includes photographs such as Herbert Bayer's Humanly Impossible (Self-Portrait) in which the artist looks amazed at having apparently removed a section of his arm.

Grayling's Birkbeck colleague Michael Rosen weighs in with: I'm amazed that someone apparently committed to the liberal egalitarian ideals of Birkbeck (where I work) could so easily and simply drop it like a hot turd to create what will inevitably end up being a College of Mammon and Chutzpah, ie dominated by lucre and barefaced cheek.

Viewers were amazed by his apparently encyclopedic knowledge, but in fact all he was doing was reasoning his way to the correct answers.

"We are amazed by you," goes one part of the apparently ad hoc liturgy.