Sentence examples for apparently exciting from inspiring English sources

Predators can assume any persona - e.g. age, gender and image - and craft elaborate and apparently exciting stories as they wish.

"Exciting, exciting".

Exciting exciting exciting.

In space, no one can hear you scream, but metallic objects still apparently make an exciting noise when they smack into each other at speed.

Someone young and possibly gay dies in Tangiers, which means Edith's boring boyfriend is suddenly a marquis, and that makes him very exciting, apparently.

And that, in turn, produces the larger, mythical features of a boom described above – new markets with apparently unlimited potential, exciting new technologies and companies, revitalized older companies, a fired-up public and, ultimately, a stock market buoyed by success stories, exciting new offerings and a general optimism about the future.

We had a taste of that this week, when every day so far apparently has brought exciting new revelations in how desperate everyone is getting to one-up each other in the battle for second and third-order preferences.

But the University of Utah has apparently hatched an exciting new plan to help students deal with the dark side of higher education by letting a student install a "cry closet" in the campus library.

But all is not lost, because God apparently "has some really exciting things to say about sex for married couples," so you can find advice on how to get hold of a free Bible, as well as links to other Christian resources, instead.

Phibro was digested relatively quickly and Salomon went on a borrowing binge to finance its entry into exciting -- and apparently risky -- new lines of business.

Oh, no, hang on, it's more exciting that that, apparently.