Sentence examples for apparently doing things from inspiring English sources

So, the Samurai Shopper is apparently doing things that New Yorkers imagine Londoners doing, which, according to The Independent, are cliché.

Son of a New Hampshire prep school teacher, he spent several years working for the Peace Corps in South America, apparently doing good things.

Apparently, doing nice things for others makes kids smarter, happier and more successful, too.

Such an apparently haphazard way of doing things might seem like the Internet's fatal weakness.

… How about manning up here, Mr. President, and use your mandate to bring this country together to stop us from becoming Greece?" (Democratic politicians who win elections on platforms that are liberal apparently "man up" by doing things that aren't liberal).

I thought most men were capable of doing things, but apparently not.

Mumford & Sons apparently are here, quite possibly doing things like playing with Haim.

Apparently he "had this way of doing things".

(Bikini Bottom is a city, not a country, but apparently they do things differently under water.) The first two hours will include a running tally of the votes viewers have been casting since Feb. 8, and the marathon will conclude with an announcement of the winner.

Doing things its way has apparently served Starbucks well.

And travelers who have accumulated a lot of points for hotel stays are apparently doing the same thing.