Sentence examples for apparently pass from inspiring English sources

Trips to Disneyland on fat expense accounts apparently pass muster; foreign subsidiaries can bribe, so long as their American headquarters are not in on it.

Nicole Kidman's best actress Oscar for The Hours now sits on her parents' mantelpiece in Sydney, where neighbours apparently pass by for visits.

He said parts of the Labour party knew things about Flowers "that they did not apparently pass on", adding: "We did not know the circumstances of Flowers's resignation as a councillor in Bradford".

Mainstream cinema laid the groundwork with Her and Ex Machina, while Stephen Hawking, Bill Gates and Elon Musk have been firing off bulletins from the tech frontline, warning darkly of the risks of computer sentience, while machines apparently pass the Turing Test (which gauges artificial intelligence) and a Japanese hotel staffed exclusively by robots opens.

That logic is apparently pass.

Rom-ni-fact #2: Mitt Romney can apparently pass the "square foot test".

The maquette apparently passed muster with the bridegroom's father.

And even there, they have apparently passed their peak.

The bill was apparently passed because "certain persons" had disrupted debates.

He was subsequently in Lisbon and apparently passed through London en route to Bohemia.

The Google Maps car had apparently passed by on the most glorious of spring days.