Sentence examples for apparently rather than from inspiring English sources

With the use of the word "apparently" – rather than directly attributing the administration, The Times seems to take the government's position at face value.

He was surrounded by men in white coats — doctors, apparently, rather than chorus members for a reprise of "Imagine There's No Pizza".

Sainsbury's boss Mike Coupe wanted to talk about boodles (butternut squash noodles, apparently) rather than bids on Tuesday, but by the end of this week he'll have to concentrate on the main event – the attempt to buy Home Retail Group, now reduced to its main constituent, the Argos chain.

It also means the startup, which is backed to the tune of $200 million, is able to stick to its hyperlocal delivery zones — a 2km radius, apparently — rather than risk food arriving cold or not expanding into a particular area where there is a large residential population but not the types of "quality" restaurants that fit with the Deliveroo positioning (hello Just Eat, Hungryhouse et. al).

Because of the existed tension between spinous process, Rocker may be fixed apparently rather than locked actually.

They're not even willing to extend mercy to the victims of their recklessness - the long-term unemployed who they would apparently rather see discarded than rescued.

In a staged exercise at the audition, he doesn't point out that there is smoke coming under the door, since he would apparently rather keep his head down than risk mild embarrassment by raising his hand and saying "ahem, excuse me, Mr Brown, it's possible we're all about to die in a blazing inferno".

Alexander Star reviews my career, of which he apparently disapproves, rather than my book, which was not written for him.

His religious background was apparently Puritan rather than strict Anglican, but he himself reacted even further than the Puritans from the formalism and traditionalism of the established church.

Hildebrand and Kenedy sprinkle the cheese on top of the hot rigatoni, as is apparently traditional, rather than melting it into the sauce in the modern style.

It was an apposite dis for Obama to deploy in a case in which the real aggrieved parties were the men's wives at home and, perhaps, some of the prostitutes, who were apparently underpaid — rather than the President himself.