Sentence examples for apparently one can from inspiring English sources

"Apparently, one can assume what was done was done by people out of a genuine and sincere belief that they were helping bring about the will of God," Professor Smith said.

But apparently one can be a vigorous civil libertarian on free speech, religion and due process, but draw a line at homosexuality, birth control and abortion.

Apparently one can sit behind the wheel.

Apparently, one can take a training course from a more established doctor, but as with everything in this for-profit business, that comes at a price.

Apparently one billboard can do the work of 1,200 trees.

In a dream, apparently, no one can hear you laugh.

Any ethical or compliance failure, even an isolated and apparently minor one, can be instantly broadcast all over the world.

Apparently, no one can say when an OS X version of the conversion tools will be available either.

All the other distinguished scientists who received are presumably phonies, since apparently, no one can credibly differ with Dawkins.

The most obvious difference between this subset and that chosen by univariate scores is the exclusion of features 2, 3, and 4. Apparently, class one can be sufficiently characterized by feature 1.

(Bad writing apparently has been). One can be devoted to something — a band from the '90s, surfing, YHWH— without being able to put that devotion into words.