Sentence examples for apparently even more from inspiring English sources

We keep so much on our phones (and you, apparently, even more) that it seems foolhardy to hand them over willy-nilly.

They're pretty hard to reverse, apparently, even more fiddly than pushing out an elastic drawstring that has been pulled round the back of a pair of tracksuit bottoms.

But some other, apparently even more salacious, revelations are delivered in throwaway lines, such as the "strong indication" that Thomas had been a drug user from 1935 to 1938 and his fascination with pornography, "particularly a periodical dealing with rubber fetishism".

The scolding is probably being delivered by females, as they are apparently even more territorial than the males, but neither sex is particularly gregarious, except for the period around mating, when the couple may play and vocalize together for some time.

It was apparently even more rapid than the swift rate at which some scientists believe large creatures like mammoths, mastodons, camels, ground sloths and giant beavers were exterminated by prehistoric hunters in a North American blitzkrieg about 13,000 years ago.

The Matrice 600 Pro is apparently even more professional, as its name would imply.

Although Reeves's team apparently has even more questions than the Giants, he is not ready to talk about retirement.

The colleges apparently put even more stock in the polish that comes with affluence — the well-edited essay, the summer trip to Guatemala, the Arabic language lessons.

For those who don't want or need significant others at childbirth, the fight for privacy has apparently become even more difficult.

Above all, however, the biggest challenge for the Yes campaign is a general sense of unease about the prospect of independence, one that was already quite widespread but which has now apparently become even more so.

SINCE Sept. 11, nations that have strong laws and traditions against hate speech are apparently growing even more alarmed about inflammatory expression that they fear could lead to racial or religious violence.