Sentence examples for apparently better than from inspiring English sources

Perhaps not as good as the 1990 A's, but apparently better than the Yankees.

"For me it is hard to explain to my sponsor that 21 other teams are apparently better than us.

But in an era of distressed denim and sanded leather, old is apparently better than new, and priced accordingly.

Turnout for the Feb. 2 primary was 27.2 percent, the worst for a non-presidential primary, but apparently better than the still-unofficial statewide figure.

He kept asking her to be his girlfriend, but she didn't want that, since she knew, apparently better than he did, that the ballplayers didn't stick around long.

Britain's record on child poverty is apparently better than that of the United States a much richer country but worse than that of Turkey and Greece.The reason is that the measure of poverty used is a relative one.

Still divided, they are nonetheless even more visible (and apparently better financed) than before.

Once again, it has fallen to the European court of human rights to protect a right that is apparently better understood abroad than at home.

"Scotland may gain some competitive advantage from our apparently better productivity performance than the UK.

This may partly account for the apparently better infant outcomes than in other studies.

He is apparently better at wishful thinking than he is at speedy recoveries.