Sentence examples for apparently plenty from inspiring English sources

Apparently, plenty of other students got the same idea.

There's apparently plenty of money to be made.

* But there are apparently plenty of people who don't like waiting in lines at the airport.

Apparently, plenty of Miami fans anticipated a rout and stayed away in droves.

Audiences of the avant-garde apparently love a goofy title, which avant-garde artists are apparently plenty willing to provide.

There are apparently plenty of them waiting for him at the Pizza King in Columbus, Ind., his hometown.

But, I apparently had plenty of this civil courage (and I hope I still have it!).

Though he tinkered with pumps and vacuum tubes as a boy, he apparently took plenty of time to enjoy the outdoors.

He's probably not all that tuned in to what's happening in Congress with FISA, and he was apparently watching plenty of TV on Thursday morning.

The Argentine, who had not played for City since falling out with manager Roberto Mancini in September, apparently saw "plenty of action without getting a goal chance", according to City's Twitter feed.

Not dissimilar to the hippie era, the studios have a conflicted stance towards promoting drug use – the script for Dude apparently featured plenty of overt smoking, but it was removed to secure a PG-13.