Sentence examples for apparently applied from inspiring English sources

As with Mr Chico, the mayor apparently applied pressure.

This term was apparently applied by the Egyptians to other peoples or social groups who were of foreign origin.

As the economist Bruce Bartlett has noted, that 79percentt rate apparently applied to only one person in the entire country, John D. Rockefeller.

Mr. Morales did not say if Bolivia had received a request from Mr. Snowden, who has apparently applied for shelter in more than two dozen countries.

The conductor tested the wheel assembly with a hand-held heat detector called a Tempilstik, but he apparently applied the device to the wrong part of the wheel assembly, officials said last week after a re-enactment of the accident.

Taken from the Greek word for council (synedrion), the term was apparently applied to various bodies but became especially the designation for the supreme Jewish legislative and judicial court the Great Sanhedrin, or simply the Sanhedrin, in Jerusalem.

That apparently applies to publicity, too.

(The purgative ethos of the retreat does not, apparently, apply to her archives).

His reintegration apparently applies only to his colleagues and not to the media of any hue.

This sense of autonomy and satisfaction apparently applies to buying your Kim K. character a new Lanvin dress.

Of course, there is something deranged about the idea of netting an iceberg and waiting for it to melt – apparently, applying heat would ruin the taste.