Sentence examples for apparently permissible from inspiring English sources
THERE are a plethora of rules at Castle Gardens, but it is apparently permissible to hug the superintendent.
It is apparently permissible, in our mean-spirited age, to talk about how much disabled people cost the state, but I can't imagine it would be OK to laugh at them.
While it is clearly not permissible in modern Britain to caricature certain ethnic groups or to ascribe racist or sexist views to them, it is apparently permissible to present the people of Kazakhstan as a bunch of rabid Jew-haters and serial sexual molesters.
We are entering, in politics especially, a post-factual era in which it is apparently permissible for public figures to assert things without evidence, and then to justify their assertions by adding "Well, that's my opinion" – as though that in itself was some kind of justification.
Today such recklessness and hypocrisy is apparently a permissible negotiating strategy.
Presidents Clinton and Bush issued secret findings that made apparently clear that such assassinations were not permissible.
Eduardo Contreras, a lawyer representing victims' relatives, said, "Apparently, the judges don't consider it permissible that Pinochet be a thief, but they don't care if he is a murderer".
But apparently the expression for kissing another's derriere is permissible, the court noted.
Delivering threats in his ranting style, he called Mr. Morsi an illegitimate president and said, apparently in a reference to the Brotherhood, "I make your blood permissible as well".
Apparently Valentine's Day and being very drunk made virtual incest permissible.
If the lesions are apparently pre-malignant neoplasms, piecemeal resection by using EMR may be permissible with the best balance of risks and benefits [ 25].
