Sentence examples for apparently contested from inspiring English sources
What they apparently contested was songwriting credit, a common source of tension in bands, and one that Wareham describes well.
Hence the charge of incitement: Mr Netanyahu said the synagogue attack was a "direct result" of Mr Abbas's words, though the charge was apparently contested by the head of the Shin Bet intelligence service.Yet Mr Abbas has little influence in Jerusalem, a city he cannot visit without Israeli permission.
This apparently simple question has been contested in the months before Tuesday's much publicised and heavily embargoed release of a manuscript that reportedly came to light only recently.
"In the closely contested races, it was apparently just enough," said Quinnipiac's Malloy.
A federal judge in Washington has dealt an apparently lethal blow to the bitterly contested, 10-year-old plan to build a dump for radioactive waste in Ward Valley in the eastern Mojave Desert barely 20 miles from the Colorado River.
I say "apparently" because the quality of the data is hotly contested.
So the waiting game continued on Wednesday, though partial and hotly contested results gave the incumbent a wide and apparently insurmountable lead.
Rorie Weisberg, who comes across as a veritable "disgusted of…" is apparently taking legal action so absurd that it is reminiscent of a case contested by Ally McBeal.
Apparently soldiers in the Indian army, stationed in the freezing glaciers near the contested borders with Pakistan in the Himalayas, would be more interested in keeping each other warm than in guarding the borders.
Chappe was accorded the title telegraph engineer, but when rivals contested the priority of his invention, his natural tendency to melancholia was apparently deepened; in a fit of depression he committed suicide.
After apparently coming to terms with that reality, Cruz and Kasich announced on Sunday that they are teaming up to force a contested convention in a last-ditch effort to stop Trump in the upcoming contests.
