Sentence examples for apparently observed from inspiring English sources

In 1962 David Browne, the manager of the Kandy Lounge in Soho, was taken to court after plainclothes police officers had apparently "observed men dancing the twist with each other".

The officer, he said, apparently "observed the fairly large box and in anticipation of finding the money, made the comment, 'that's a lot of money".' The box turned out to be empty, the detective said.

Air India flight AI021 was travelling to New Delhi when staff apparently observed "scores" of rodents running around the aircraft cabin.

Spencer and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, November 6, 1943 P. 17 A man sauntering through a corridor in the Pentagon Building caught up with a British officer who was describing to an American the military intricacies of the battle of Salerno, which he had apparently observed.

Two emission peaks are apparently observed.

Yellow and clear mixtures were apparently observed without drug precipitation or phase separation.

In "Time's Eye," the equivalents of the alien monoliths are shiny spheres that come to be called "Eyes" because they hover in the air apparently observing the scattered human survivors of an almost unimaginable catastrophe.

Apparently, observing female scientists isn't enough to change these persistent stereotypes.

You, apparently observing my ass.

Constitution Day was apparently first observed in Iowa in 1911, at the urging of the Sons of the American Revolution, who later reported that "appropriate exercises" were held in every school in the state.

Many supporters of George W. Bush have apparently never observed or acknowledged his megalomania, sadism, immaturity, aggression, recklessness, quick temper, bravado, short attention span, sarcasm, compulsivity, jitteriness, darting eyes, and more.