Sentence examples for apparently rely on from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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.

We learn about family structures in primate societies (baboons have harems, while Titi monkeys are monogamous and chimp mothers apparently rely on a circle of female relatives rather than males for foraging) and the sexual behavior of 21st-century (human) teenagers.

He's the one that Trump apparently relied on in coming up with this figure about millions of non-citizens voting.

As reported by Linda Greenhouse in this newspaper, his daughter, Janet, was a single mother who had a demanding job and apparently relied on his help on occasion.

The plant apparently relied on wound-repair signals from the soldiers, because it healed only if live aphids were still in the gall.

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

Madonna apparently relies on her gay friends to keep her up on new sounds and on a battery of stylists to keep her looking the part.