Sentence examples for apparently more important from inspiring English sources

Ball bearings are apparently more important than people in this city at least.

Oligarchs (politically influential tycoons) strutted the stage, apparently more important than politicians or officials.

Being the Earl of Oxford is apparently more important than being alive, in terms of creative genius.

Nonetheless, in his college years, there were some people for whom his race was apparently more important than his ability.

It was apparently more important for the book to be kept Top Secret and rushed out pell-mell after the death than to be professionally vetted.

Dubstep is apparently more important to the Grammys than several things, including a singer named Whitney Houston, who died Saturday night.

Supporting real estate prices, apparently, is more important than keeping the lights on.

As Fe had the strongest correlation when single variables were considered, Fe was in this case apparently the more important of the two (Fig. 2).

The Dutch late night talk show, P&W, led the news on TV with "Dutchman involved in leaking attack video": that, after all, is news -- apparently far more important than the fact that children were shot and the cover-up of that fact by a NATO-partner.

Available data on infection parameters, decubitus ulcers, and hospital readmissions are apparently considered more important by policymakers.

Apparently, it's more important to keep "traditional" values in place, which seemingly include the "traditional" trans suicide rate of 41%.