Sentence examples for apparently referred from inspiring English sources

The remark apparently referred to the priest sex scandal.

Instead, the case was apparently referred to agents at Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

At moments, to be sure, Irving made curious slips, as when he apparently referred to the judge as mein Führer.

"World record" apparently referred to his goal of running sub-three-hour marathons in all fifty states.

In 1853 residents discarded the area's old name, Turtle Bend, which apparently referred to a turtle crossing on a bend in the road.

"The French … apparently referred to suicide as death 'à l'Anglaise — according to the English fashion.'" Freya Johnston on the preoccupation with suicide in eighteenth-century English literature.

The post also made reference to a "Sgt. 4chan," apparently referring to the longstanding anonymous message board and troll hub.

Here, a small column on Halloween made reference to "the Craft of the Wiccan", apparently referring to the entire Pagan Witchcraft community.

He was apparently referring to state officials and school boards.

"I gave my word," he said, apparently referring to Mr. Muhammad.

He was apparently referring to turning off the autopilot.