Sentence examples for apparently it's because from inspiring English sources

Apparently it's because people don't understand her.

Apparently it's because she FELT like she'd been there longer.

No, apparently it's because he was born on the 17th of May and owner Massimo Cellino has such a dislike of the number that he thinks Kenny is bad luck.

Apparently it's because the state can't monitor the salt content in the food, which suggests that a slightly raised blood pressure in the city's homeless population is a far bigger concern than little things like, y'know, starvation and death.

If you're wondering why an out-of-control egomaniac like Ezra Levant can rant about the "elites" in the media (people who buy $7 lattes, apparently), it's because of the existence of shows like The Best Laid Plans, in which anyone who isn't an educated member of the political class is transformed into a caricature that delegitimizes their voice.

The main areas I focused on were "bioenergetics therapy" (hitting a pillow while screaming, "WHY DAD?!?!"), "touch therapy" (no-homo spooning sessions with straight dudes), and obsessing over every homosexual urge to work out why I was having it (apparently it's because I'm trying to fill gaps in my own personality by having sex with people who possess the traits I want, like a charisma vampire).

Apparently it was because his bachelor name "was rubbish".

Although apparently it was because Dave had hurt his foot.

Afterwards Parreira expressed his astonishment: "Apparently it was because I said something bad about the team before they qualified for the World Cup.

Well, Stephen, apparently it is because with three games in consecultive days the third one is likely to be played on a pitch that isn't fit for a Wigan home game and so they can't make Championship teams play on that.

Apparently, it is because the skeptic is justified in thinking that 'water is scrumptious' might express a different thought than the one it actually expresses on Earth, viz., that water is wet.