Sentence examples for apparently lacks from inspiring English sources

Romney apparently lacks both.

apparently lacks one vital quality: talent.

Unlike most basal angiosperms, A. trichopoda apparently lacks ethereal oils.

"Sorry, the tables are all sold out," he says to someone who apparently lacks cachet.

So how did something that apparently lacks scientific credibility become such a popular and accepted tool?

It apparently lacks a developed sense of smell, so it must depend on other vultures to lead it to food.

And he apparently lacks interest in doing anything to secure the United States against future election interference.

But he apparently lacks the creativity to break out of the partisan categories, the trench warfare gridlock.

The concept is more than 900 years old, and our modern take on it apparently lacks creativity.

Mr. Clinton, apparently, lacks this majestic self-certainty -- for good or ill, a prerequisite of all true leaders.

Critics have pointed to his silence about the eurozone crisis – an area in which he apparently lacks expertise or confidence, unlike Germany's previous president, Horst Köhler, an economist.