Sentence examples for apparently mastered from inspiring English sources

Another driver who apparently mastered the new formula was the oldest of them all.

The author, Timofey Agarin, is a Russian, who has apparently mastered all three languages, and also English.

She's apparently mastered the art of tea smoking, because both the cured salmon and the duck that had received that treatment harbored the delicate, enticing nuances it bequeaths.

Having apparently mastered the basics of economic freedom, we were invited to become constitutional scholars.

For Mr. Panetta, the complications of Beltway politics, which he has apparently mastered, are proving to be quite different from those of the daunting "Greater Middle East".

Bowled over by Johnson's ability to answer why women might fake an orgasm (to hurry the act along and get back to other more important business, apparently), Masters promptly hires her to be his secretary and thus one of the great scientific partnerships of the mid-to-late 20th century is born.

Ortega traces the most accurate arcs since William Tell's, apparently having mastered all forms of deadly dippiness.

In addition, apparently, he has mastered both fingerprint forensics and DNA analysis, along with having a comprehensive knowledge of art history and art conservation.

Apparently Handel never mastered the English language, so perhaps one has to imagine him sitting down with Charles Jennens, his librettist, and getting Jennens to declaim what he had written.

(He was, apparently, unable to master the competencies needed for polishing silver or tending top hats).

The output of the intervening years ought to have provided some clues about how, in the words of a Guardian critic, Albarn was developing into a "polymath musical genius apparently able to master any genre he chooses".