Sentence examples for apparently not true from inspiring English sources

But that was apparently not true at Terezin; by all accounts, whatever the performances may have lacked in polish and detail they made up for in fervor and spiritual uplift.

After it was revealed last December that Galea was under investigation, Rodriguez, through his representatives, initially informed the Yankees that he had not been treated by him, which is apparently not true.

He added: "There is this whole thing of 'Nobody can tell our story but us,' but that's apparently not true, because the Jackie Robinson movie finally got made as 42.

But that's apparently not true for all Rocky Mountain rodents.

But the same is apparently not true of Apple.

I would have guessed that the widely available complete ROM dumps of these games would have made a release like this unnecessary, but that's apparently not true.

But Mr. Imus offered what seemed to be a harsh review of Mr. Yoakam's "Give Back the Key to My Heart," because it was apparently not as true as Mr. Imus would have liked to a decade-old recording by Uncle Tupelo.

While that might be literally true -- pro bono is Latin, meaning "for the good" -- it apparently was not true in the popular sense of the term: without compensation.

"The information I was dealing with apparently was not true," Letterman said.

Well, apparently that's not true".

Once there was a majority in favor of liberal immigration policies, but apparently that's not true anymore, at least if you judge by campaign rhetoric.