Sentence examples for apparently appreciated from inspiring English sources

Of the £75m or so currently spent on programmes, BBC3 online will only get £30m – meaning that investment in content aimed at and apparently appreciated by underserved audience segments has been cut by more than half.

Physicians apparently appreciate these series because they make the medical profession look good.

Those of us who enjoy wine apparently appreciate a little mystery along with our fermented grape juice.

A recent tally of box office receipts showed that "Sex Lives of the Potato Men" has grossed nearly $1.5 million since it opened, meaning that some people apparently appreciate its particular brand of humor.

The film answers that, too: prices are cheap, variety is plentiful, and Wal-Mart refuses to sell CD's whose lyrics haven't been sanitized, a policy many parents apparently appreciate (and their children deplore).

They apparently appreciating the residency's habit of not insisting guests give a name at the front desk.

Mmmm; the jazz approach was apparently less appreciated by Helen Mirren, with whom McKellen appeared in a production of Strindberg's Dance Of Death in 2001.

And now, of course, thanks to a $200m bequest from Ruth Lilly (who had submitted several poems to the magazine and apparently greatly appreciated the then editor's courtesy in handwriting the rejection letters himself), the shoestring has become a cornucopia.

A fox, who apparently also appreciates eating locally, broke into the henhouse twice this spring, carrying off 15 birds.

His were the sort of eccentric designs Mrs. Kennedy apparently could appreciate; she wore the brooch upside down.

LAWRENCE A. LANSNER A song not quite so appreciated: An apparently homeless man on a Sixth Avenue express train during the rush hour was singing notes from what Michael Hamm described as "some doo-wop song or other".