Sentence examples for apparently more common from inspiring English sources

It's apparently more common than previously thought, Bernanke says.

(It is apparently more common in Hollywood: witness the recent Nicole Kidman film "The Others").

In fact, in the self-published universe, works that depict felonious sexual acts are apparently more common than cookbooks are in brick-and-mortar bookstores.

LR sperm was apparently more common in LRR-rich populations than in normal populations in the present study, and for L sperm the trend was opposite.

It's apparently way more common than I thought, and everybody is a little surreal and Python-esque funny when they're asleep".

The rigid fan was apparently the more common type in China up to the end of the Sung dynasty, but during the Ming dynasty (1368 1644) the folding fan seems to have come into fashion.

This outcome is apparently now more common: in such ways, the kingdom progresses.But in a place as politically restrictive as Saudi Arabia, people not surprisingly seek the hottest news beyond the reach of government censors.

This is apparently far more common than you'd think, according to psychotherapist Tania Glyde, whom I consulted after the event.

The photo all the way to the right is a perfect example of the big toothy grin that's apparently much more common in photos of those raised in a Western culture.

We discuss reasons why over-ocean flocking has apparently become more common on the Fraser estuary than at other dunlin wintering sites.

As caudal presentation is usually present in only 5% of bovine deliveries [ 26], caudal presentation is apparently much more common in PE affected calves.