Sentence examples for apparently hard from inspiring English sources

American policymakers have tried to apply those lessons but not, apparently, hard enough.

But now Taliban troops in the field have been pounded, and apparently hard.

The celebrants gulped down the cider, which was apparently hard and had its effect.

That is a really interesting and (apparently) hard problem, much more interesting and much harder than Ron's original problem.

There are a lot of fiscal conservatives in the anti-abortion movement, and it's apparently hard for them to admit that destroying Planned Parenthood is a money-loser.

It is apparently hard to concoct an experience that enables players to punch the global economic downturn squarely on the jaw.

The arguments, while well made, fatally underestimated Cameron's apparently hard-wired desire to reduce the state's investment in anything to as little as possible.

On some level many (if not most) two-handers are fundamentally about the problem of intimacy, the primal human need to connect with another, and the sorrows and satisfactions arising from this drive apparently hard-wired into the psyche.

See how he makes the point in so few sentences, and shows that it is the apparently hard-headed and realistic who are in practice the deluded ones: "The question of the principle of the American Civil War is answered by the battle slogan with which the South broke the peace.

Apparently, harder than you think.

In the last years, "as China got stronger, nationalistic views got stronger," she said, making a "civil conversation" about disagreements apparently harder.