Sentence examples for apparently great from inspiring English sources

Home life was apparently great.

"Apparently Great Uncle Leslie got an OBE in the 40s and Uncle Jack the fireman got one in the 60s.

We first meet him as he solemnly addresses a Women's' Temperance League meeting with, apparently, great sincerity.

"Someone had to live like this and God decided it should be him?" Apparently great wealth can also make you delusional.

The temptation to see a message in Ms. Lumet's own interracial parentage, as well as the casting of "Rachel," was apparently great.

And it is apparently great for them because they will rent out the units for substantially more than they will pay us".

Apparently, great-grandmother Kathleen Dodd, from Hartlepool, has just donated the pair of shoes she has worn for the last 70 years to a nearby museum.

But smaller, focused organisations are easier to run than large, sprawling ones Citigroup has more employees than the American navy and, apparently, greater destructive power.

Recently, people had begun to hope that an apparently greater ease of deal-making with Hollywood was a sign China was slowly joining the global mainstream.

American generals have cautiously noted an apparently greater readiness on the part of Syria to clamp down on al-Qaeda and the traffic of insurgents across its border.

Thus, the neuromuscular imbalance caused by the activator is apparently greater due to this customised construction bite.