Sentence examples for apparently said that from inspiring English sources

Sure, something about gambling would have been better, but the NHL apparently said that was a no-go, so here we are.

According to The South China Morning Post, at a meeting in late February of the Communist Party's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection one official apparently said that "disclosure of officials' assets could lead to social unrest".

Mr Bush apparently said that Barack Obama was unqualified and "has no clue".

But Mohammed has apparently said that, even after he started coöperating, he was waterboarded.

Not bad considering France's head coach apparently said that they had no shot in this game beforehand.

She went on to quote Disney's colleague Walter Kimball, who apparently said that his boss "didn't trust women or cats," Variety reported.

Apparently, saying that a player "gets away with murder," even in a figurative sense, is not a way to endear yourself to San Francisco Coach Jim Harbaugh.

The Home Office were apparently saying that they didn't want to lose the commissioner at the hands of terrorists, so they didn't want the commissioner to go over the shooting of De Menezes.

It was one of Mr. Breitbart's Web sites, BigGovernment, that highlighted the heavily edited video clip of Shirley Sherrod, a black official at the Department of Agriculture, apparently saying that she had been biased against a white farmer she was supposed to help.

It apparently says that an artefact or a design or a piece of music is not itself a research method, but an output type.

Timon, then, is apparently saying that, in allowing the appearances to guide his behavior, he is not doing away with our everyday experience of things.