Sentence examples for apparently huge from inspiring English sources

Despite the apparently huge sums, however, there were signs of a slowdown in ticket sales.

Labour's apparently "huge" new membership is only a homeopathic drop in the ocean of the great electorate out there.

People asked me if I'd lost weight or been working out (apparently, huge hair dwarfs the frame).

There were apparently huge rows back in the day but no one outside their inner circle knows what they were about.

Looking back, I can't remember any particular conversation that sealed this apparently huge deal, when I metaphorically cut off his goolies – and neither can he.

Hoggart lived long enough to document apparently huge changes in society, all the while noting that many of those changes were on the surface only.

They also, apparently, wield huge political clout.

She wrote: "Saving energy is, apparently, a huge turn on for white heterosexuals.

These five apparently demanded huge cuts in public pensions and red tape, and a spending cap for future years.

Start with the economy, apparently a huge success, with GDP per head more than doubling during AK's time in office.

One more thing about our hotel – it's connected to the Moore Theatre, which was apparently a huge deal in the 90s.