Sentence examples for apparently changing from inspiring English sources

Good news, then, that this is apparently changing.

Apparently changing his movie every five minutes because someone on the internet complained.

Gibson also criticises Nick Clegg for apparently changing his mind on this issue.

And then Charles Widmore, directing his campaign from afar and apparently changing direction mid-stream.

The extreme tidal forces by this "hot Jupiter" are apparently changing the internal structure of the star.

It could withstand at least 400 cycles of abrasion under severe stress (45 kPa), strong acid/base solution, hot-liquids and smudge treatment without apparently changing the superamphiphobicity.

Examples apparently include changing wordings like "unhealthy" to "not healthy", or adding hyphens to words.

The suspect apparently began changing about five months ago, said Yuji Kuroiwa, the governor of the prefecture in which Sagamihara is located.

For example, a former lieutenant governor of Virginia was partly paralyzed in 1973, apparently after changing the diapers of his son, who had received oral vaccine.

David Krane (whom I knew as one of Google's first public relations people; I'm that old) is going to replace Bill Maris, who was the founding partner of Google Ventures (now called GV, because Google apparently loves changing names of stuff).

Though super‐sophisticated New Yorkers have been tell ing one another for years that New Year's Eve is the one night of the year when they never go out, many apparently are changing their habits.