Sentence examples for apparently realised from inspiring English sources

The building's owners had apparently realised they were sitting on a goldmine.

With their hopes for a clean election apparently realised, investors poured money into local shares, driving up prices by 12% to their highest level since mid-1997, when the region's financial collapse began.

Ramsey was being generous when he tried to say his players had not given up but his own performance was considerably more impressive than his players and what a farce that QPR discovered on Friday that Sandro could not play because his visa had expired and nobody had apparently realised.

After two weeks of criticism from former students, and a scathing story in the New York Times, BJU officials apparently realised they had made a big PR blunder.

But the chaos in the cockpit only grows as the hijackers apparently realise that a passenger revolt is under way.

I've heard people suggest that maybe stories have a "pattern" or "structural ordering" that holds together their parts, without apparently realising that a lot of people have written about this, from Aristotle on.

Not always for the better: In 2015, the censorship authorities, apparently realising that the collateral freedom approach was bearing fruit, switched tactics, turning on what was described as the "Great Cannon".

The government eventually backed down, apparently realising that they had pushed things too far.

Apparently realising that they were going in the wrong direction mid-flight, the report describes how the crew "attempted to troubleshoot and rectify the situation while under heavy workload".

But Harriet Harman, the winning candidate, did accept a £5,000 donation from Ms Kidd, apparently without realising its true provenance.

(Apparently not realising that would mean neither Trump, whose mother is Scottish, his children or his wife, who is Slovenian-born, could vote).