Sentence examples for apparently attended from inspiring English sources

Heywood apparently attended the University of Cambridge, though his attendance there remains undocumented.

And since you have no idea what you're going to say when you enter, and no idea what the play is about, you apparently attended no rehearsals.

Thom Hoffman, the director of the amateurish "Brother, Can You Spare a Dollar?," apparently attended the Scattershot School of Documentary Filmmaking.

"These players apparently attended classes, wrote papers, and took exams," Hal Cowlington, the president of a prominent U.N.C. booster club, said.

For example, how do you generate concern over the fact that Mr. Bush apparently attended the Ronald Reagan school of economics?

George apparently attended "in a private capacity", though given that brutal tax demand – seven and thruppence ha'penny a year for 20 years – that firm is in no position to comp air fares or match tickets.

There are strikingly large numbers of people in attendance on senior officials, apparently attending but doing little else.

Apparently, attending how-to workshops for publicists has not been on the agenda.

Mr and Mrs Smith featured very droll scenes of them side-by-side on the couch, in archly "civilian" mode, apparently attending couples therapy.

At that point, an older man, who was apparently attending the same social function at the catering hall, appeared on the sidewalk and warned them not to call the police, Mr. Khalsa Ji said.

He has been on a universities tour, hosting Q&A sessions that have apparently been attended by hundreds of students.