Sentence examples for apparently pleased from inspiring English sources

The mothball-scented confection apparently pleased the emperor.

He was apparently pleased with the sound he made, following it with a little "tee hee".

Trump, however, was apparently pleased by the reaction to his tweets.

The New York Tribune declared it trash, but Crane was apparently pleased the book was making a stir.

The executives turned back to their private box, apparently pleased by the diverting start to the day's toil.

Charles McKenna, Christie's chief counsel, and one of the former prosecutors Christie brought with him from the U.S. Attorney's office, was apparently pleased.

Even more important, dealing with Labour apparently pleases voters.

That philosophy, along with the homespun merriment of the place, apparently pleases lotsa people, who, on most evenings, are happy to line up for their turn at this bounty.

The outfit-critiquing website Go Fug Yourself refers to a "scroll-down fug", when an apparently pleasing get-up is sabotaged by an explosively hideous pair of shoes or unwise application of leggings-as-trousers, but the Barneys' Minnie was something far more upsetting: scroll-up bestiality.

He is apparently not pleased.

The changes have apparently not pleased everyone, however.