Sentence examples for apparently common from inspiring English sources

Marriage propositions like Ms. Baker's are apparently common.

They are apparently common above the city of Mérida in Venezuela.

The drowsiness that Artificial Passenger aims to counter is apparently common.

Now specifically distinct animals cannot present in their essence a common undifferentiated element, but any apparently common element must really be differentiated.

Despite the apparently common interests, the ILWU has criticised Occupy protesters' plans, with a senior figure accusing them of being "disrespectful, arrogant and misguided".

If, as is apparently common when there's an elderly parent needing to be looked after, the siblings come to blows about what's best for her, she withdraws completely.

Mr. Zhu's quick denial that fireworks were being assembled at the school was even more surprising because incidents of schoolchildren making fireworks in the region are apparently common.

(Poison ivy is strictly an Eastern affliction). The tall deciduous trees and bushes are all unknown to me but are apparently common varieties.

At the same time it was apparently common to find Beirut security guards still scanning cars for explosives with an ADE 651, or something similar.

F.A.A. officials, reviewing tapes of radar displays, were surprised to discover that it was apparently common practice for controllers to squeeze planes slightly closer than three miles apart.

For the tightly controlling Type-A personality that is apparently common to some members of the SEALs this was humbling indeed.