Sentence examples for apparently argued from inspiring English sources

He encountered Mr. Chapman and the two apparently argued over rap music, the police said.

Cable apparently argued for less ambitious reductions in the 2020s because the targets could limit economic growth.

Similarly, his first book, written when he was 20 and now lost, had apparently argued that Quintilian, another Roman rhetorician, was a better stylist than Cicero.

When word came that there was a higher bid, Bronfman, who had tried for years to combine Warner and EMI, apparently argued strongly that Warner should compete.

The authors unleash similar jujitsu-style logic on other contradictory arguments and give examples of where the same individuals have apparently argued against themselves.

The United States Olympic Committee apparently argued successfully that Perez gave up his Cuban citizenship when he defected in 1993, therefore meeting the three-year waiting period.

12.03am: The Associated Press is reporting that two Italian men have died after being shot after apparently arguing about the World Cup records of Italy and Germany.

The police said that when officers tried to separate the men, who were apparently arguing over women, Mason struck one of the officers without provocation.

A very large portion of the document is given over to concerns about the impact of the proposals on the global transfer of data and free flow of information — with the US lobbyists apparently arguing that EU proposals could have "disastrous ramifications" for regulators, law enforcement authorities and litigants in civil cases.

Wow! Klinghoffer is apparently arguing that science has been "reformulated" and all the Discovery Institute wants is a return to the good old definition of science.

The legal battle has been raging on for more than a year, with the NFL apparently arguing M.I.A. breached her contract with the organization and damaged its reputation.