Sentence examples for apparently lies from inspiring English sources

And therein, apparently, lies the problem.

The answer apparently lies in his last name.

Where the real adventure starts, and where the future of man (apparently) lies, is with make-up.

"Just the presence of territory markers predicts the tendency to be an aggressive driver". The key to the phenomenon apparently lies in the idea of territoriality.

One answer, apparently, lies in the pattern of life in Botswana, where many people have three or four homes in a town, in a village, at their cattle post and at their farming lands.

But part of the fault apparently lies with ranchers themselves, some of whom ignored some of the regulations requiring the vaccination of their herds.Ranchers are traditionally a headstrong breed with little patience for the niceties of the law.

(A flashlight, a level — so now I can apparently lay bricks in the dark).

(Apparently lying on a waterbed protects the cows who lie down an average of 14 hours a day).

Their objections apparently lie not with the morality of the concept, but rather the accuracy of the technology involved.

Their crippled little boy, Eyolf, drowns in the harbour, apparently lying on the bottom as if suicidally resigned, staring up from the depths.

Women are afflicted disproportionally by online abuse, with trolls apparently lying in wait for those whose online speech is perceived as being too outspoken.