Sentence examples for apparently pursued from inspiring English sources

Zimmerman apparently pursued him anyway, at some point getting out of his car and confronting the boy.

And the school edition is even being marketed to middle schools, although none have apparently pursued productions.

According to friends of Scowcroft, Rice has asked him to call her to set up a dinner, but he has not, apparently, pursued the invitation.

While playing for the Jets, in 2008, Favre had apparently pursued a woman he saw at the stadium, leaving incriminating voicemails and allegedly sending lewd self-portraits over the phone.

Google, too, is apparently pursuing disruptive new search technologies.

But now the world's leading economies – the G20, G8 and Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development – were apparently pursuing the theme with zeal.

It would be useful, while we're at it, to learn more about the grand jury in Virginia that is apparently pursuing criminal charges against members of WikiLeaks.

Mr. Heene was apparently pursuing a reality TV job as late as last month, when he signed up for an account on RealityWanted.com, a Web site that connects reality television casting agents and aspiring contestants, said Mark Yawitz, a co-founder of the site.

The European Commission can't go after Apple directly in order to investigate allegations of misleading advertising, but it can apparently pursue legal action against member countries that fail to hold up its rules.

It has been more than 10 years since Wretzky left Smashing Pumpkins, apparently to pursue an acting career.

One source familiar with the case said Mr. Fitzgerald knew about the briefing but was apparently not pursuing it as a significant lead.