Sentence examples for apparently rely from inspiring English sources

All, apparently, rely on Komodia's library of security certificates to function.

Instead, the trustees will apparently rely on an environmental impact statement for a previous proposal.

The hippies read the textbooks; the Very Serious People apparently rely on close analysis of entrails, or something.

He would apparently rely on a system of monopolies controlled or sponsored by government to make choices for people.

Given how close the fire is, there are an astonishing number of people on the street: For all its unpredictability, there are some things about fire that you can apparently rely on, such as the fact that it races uphill.

But there is nothing high-tech about it, the researchers say, as the birds apparently rely only on a solar compass, using the position of the sun and their innate sense of time to guide them.

Unlike the contemporary Neanderthals, who apparently relied just on local resources, those modern humans could shop for imports.

The former official says that the Baathist leadership apparently relies on "face-to-face communications" in planning terrorist attacks.

Having apparently relied heavily on Kitty Kelley's "Nancy Reagan," Mr. Stadiem squirts poison at members of the Reagan kitchen cabinet with out-of-control malice.

Once I got started, though, the censors were less aggressive than I had expected, apparently relying more on intimidation than on actual censorship.

For example, he said the decision apparently relies on state recognition of the groups as a way to bridge evidentiary gaps.