Sentence examples for apparently points from inspiring English sources

However, recent empirical evidence apparently points in the opposite direction.

Someone, apparently, pointed at them and said, "Look at those Weasel workers".

These words apparently point back to the polytheistic mythology (the existence of divine, magical powers; the gods' jealousy of humankind; the tree of eternal life; etc).

It said "58% don't want Pershing" (actually, Britain had cruise missiles, as Thatcher apparently pointed out), and was "a hideous piece of theatrical tat, knocked up that afternoon".

At an afternoon news conference, with some information apparently pointing to ETA's culpability and the tape still not translated, Mr. Acebes reacted angrily to the suggestion of connection to Al Qaeda.

Apparently, Point Given is used to a workout of approximately one and three-eighths miles in the morning, and when he got only half a mile, he reared up.

Masters had secured funding and permission to study human sexuality and had been observing prostitutes in local brothels – hardly representative of the average, as one of the workers apparently pointed out.

Presumably the naked photograph Justin Bieber posted on Instagram from his holiday in Bora Bora this week is not exactly a selfie, since someone else was apparently pointing the camera at his bum.

Someone present took a photo of one of the agents apparently pointing his rifle directly at the face of a screaming Elian.

The colleague, former District Attorney William McBroom, apparently "pointed out acts of kindness" he remembered Mostiler offering to people of color as a counterargument.

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