Sentence examples for apparently familiar from inspiring English sources

Fans are apparently familiar with this kind of identity crisis.

During our visits, the crowds were animated and apparently familiar with the menu.

Swartz was apparently familiar with laws protecting proprietary-information-management systems, so he should not have been surprised by the severity of the prosecution's response to his crime.

That Mr Murdoch was not apparently familiar with it says something about the degree to which his organisation engages with the ethical direction of its newspapers.

One's imagination, bewitched and misled, creates illusory maps of the apparently familiar districts, maps in which the streets have their proper places and usual names but are provided with new and fictitious configurations by the inexhaustible inventiveness of the night".

Keith Halper, the chief executive of Kuma Games, has not yet responded to a request to comment on the Iranian report, but he is apparently familiar with the accusations contained in it.

In the name of accuracy, apparently, some familiar legendary elements have been altered or dropped altogether.

"No blacks, no dogs, no Irish" was, apparently, a familiar sign hanging by the front doors of 1950's and 1960's boarding houses.

The youngster, apparently already familiar with Steinbrenner's tendency to roam unannounced as he saw fit, wrapped a towel around his midriff and said, politely, "Hello, Boss".

Built by someone apparently more familiar with the tropics than the tundra, the structure had sunk several feet into the permafrost, with the hangar entrance getting lower as the building sank.

Margaret T. Atwood was on a tour of Italy and among the other members of the group were a couple who were apparently more familiar with upscale food emporiums than with Lincoln Center attractions.