Sentence examples for apparently discussing from inspiring English sources

May and Corbyn have alternated between sniping and, apparently, discussing ideas in earnest.

A series of phone taps released to the media revealed corporate lobbyists apparently discussing cabinet appointments with ministers and journalists.

On one recording, made last July, the interior minister, Bartlomiej Sienkiewicz, is apparently discussing with Mr Belka a possible central-bank intervention to prop up the economy.

The state broadcaster posted a video report on its YouTube channel that showed Mr. Assad surrounded by residents, apparently discussing the need to repair the damage without reference to what caused it.

Two newspapers published details last week of what was said to be a taped telephone conversation between Mr Huhne and Ms Pryce – who divorced earlier this year after he left her for another woman – apparently discussing the case.

In the video released by the police, a man is seen apparently discussing the deal in a shabby courtyard of a home as laundry flapped in the background and a rooster could be heard crowing.

Yet the administration apparently discussed the plan as recently as last week, despite national security officials' objections.

In November, during a trip to Asia, he met with Putin and apparently discussed the issue.

Tarek Obaid and Blair did meet privately in early July 2010, and apparently discussed a working relationship.

Rodriguez has also apparently discussed recording with the Northern Irish electronic musician David Holmes.

They apparently discuss not putting in too much "optimistic stuff" about the extent of man-made global warming.