Sentence examples for apparently ever from inspiring English sources

But none had apparently ever actually piloted a jumbo passenger airliner.

No single king apparently ever managed to control a wide section of the land.

No one in the Knicks' front office, apparently, ever ordered him to confine his workplace passion to the game.

Conversation of two people eating in a restaurant, describing to each other all the other places they have apparently ever eaten in.

Eggleston has many imitators, but none have quite matched his particular feat, which is to go where no camera has apparently ever been.

In the annals of Victorian-era science, it was an amazing feat that few other states apparently ever attempted or completed.

Other bloggers and sites such as Exeunt have been able to write at length and with consideration about work which might not otherwise get covered at all, particularly in an apparently ever-expanding fringe.

The intended user is anyone not on the London property ladder, and thus at the mercy of landlords, tenancy agreements and (apparently ever-inflating) rents.

But in recent years, India has received much flak globally for its treatment of women - the country has been rocked by brutal gang rapes, its sorry treatment of girls and the apparently ever-rising number of cases of domestic violence.

NHS funds might be better directed to more cost-effective community interventions than to resourcing the apparently ever-rising rate of emergency admissions.

Despite apparently ever-increasing available computational power, in order to take full advantage of computational methods it is still necessary to apply them judiciously.