Sentence examples for apparently entertained from inspiring English sources

A recording of Varèse's work "Ionisation" apparently entertained some physicists in the Manhattan Project.

She apparently entertained hopes of being a singer, but he says that much as he loved her, he couldn't see that she had a serious ability.

Of this the latter court apparently entertained no doubt; and certainly counsel did not fatally err by adopting that view, whatever meaning finally may be attributed to section 31.

He did not include a caveat that he had apparently personally entertained the idea of liberally selling access to user data.

He had been ousted as Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance in 1992, apparently for entertaining the possibility that Islamic guidance did not need to be dogmatic.

Instead, we apparently are entertaining the idea of reconstituting our concert of kings and despots who, together with Israel, will struggle mightily to buttress the status quo throughout the region -- however great the future cost.

It's a kind of balancing act; you don't want to be sort of relentlessly battering people over the head with facts when, after all, they're coming here to be entertained, apparently.

The nonplayoff wackiness is either centered in Orlando, where the Magic are apparently willing to entertain the idea of Shaquille O'Neal as their general manager, or in Los Angeles, where Lakers General Manager Mitch Kupchak tried to sound tough and promise changes to his underachieving team.

Imagining a white ethnostate that does not directly come about at the cost of the safety, wellbeing and financial security of racial minorities is pure fantasy — a fantasy Facebook is apparently content to entertain in pretending that the "white state" would not "explicitly exclude" anyone based on the protected characteristic of race.

For example, apart from displaying a diva-like behaviour, she would, apparently merely to entertain herself, tell obvious lies and openly flirt with some of her distinguished male investigators, sometimes jumping on the horrified savants' laps.

Like gladiators in Roman times, the football players were apparently expected to keep us entertained with their muscular bodies, to issue apologies they had no intent to offer, not to make statements.