Sentence examples for apparently knowing from inspiring English sources

Unhappily, she did so without apparently knowing the videos even existed.

Although apparently knowing where he is heading, the 33-year-old still conceded leaving Ferrari was tough.

Since Sept. 11, investigators have said, Islamic militants have sometimes met at mosques -- apparently knowing that the religious institutions are usually off limits to F.B.I. surveillance squads.

But they have yet to speculate publicly on how so many people could have been killed and buried -- with no one apparently knowing about it.

She trusted me, apparently, knowing who I was, having heard about me or made inquiries, and perhaps she hoped that, as a researcher, I would agree to represent her side.

On Monday, the two pirates boarded the Sterett, which had pulled within 600 yards of the Quest, to conduct face-to-face negotiations, apparently knowing that it was unlikely they could get away with the yacht or its passengers.

You can put it down"—apparently not knowing that Russia is already there.

Relatives of some of the detainees took him up on his offer, apparently not knowing with whom they were dealing.

Joey Essex – or his writers – have made the very same point as Blair by apparently not knowing Clegg's name.

The mother volunteered to quiz her daughter despite apparently already knowing the girl had been sexually assaulted.

Yet that evening Blair told the media they had no identification of the victim, and went home apparently not knowing what had happened.