Sentence examples for apparently listening from inspiring English sources

On some street corners, small clusters of people were gathered, apparently listening to the harangue.

All the while, a man had been standing in the restaurant doorway, apparently listening to the woman.

But someone at Apple was apparently listening: the company assigned an engineer to work with Mr. Limbaugh.

One tabloid published a photograph, which it said had been taken at a training session, that showed a young woman slumped at her desk, apparently sleeping, with a youth alongside her apparently listening to music through earphones.

It locates wood-boring insect larvae by tapping the tree with the long third finger, apparently listening for the hollow sound of the channels the grubs make through the wood, and then uses this finger to extract the insects.

On November 19th Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Indonesia's president, took to that undignified medium, Twitter, to lodge a "strong protest" at the "hurtful action" by Australia in apparently listening in to his.He had already instructed his foreign minister, Marty Natalegawa, to recall Indonesia's ambassador from Canberra.

People apparently listened.

But Williams – who has steered through Kitt's own unreliable memoirs, interviewed many people who knew her, and apparently listened to every record and seen every film and video – presents a fluent and involving account of her life.

But investors apparently listened to the company's case that similar technology had proved to be reliable for years in Hewlett-Packard's bubble-jet printers and could be easily manufactured.

Instead, the bats apparently listened, passively, for the noises made by the moving insect, turning their echolocation signals back on again only to make sure they didn't bump into objects when swooping down to pick the prey up.

Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the House Republican leader, however, apparently listened to an entirely different speech, a speech in which the president was patting himself on the back and taking bows, along with credit, for the success of the surge strategy.