Sentence examples for apparently sometimes from inspiring English sources

But despite her good fortune, Marion apparently sometimes suffered the same professional frustrations as her modern-day counterparts.

Snipers in black uniforms have shot at people from rooftops, apparently sometimes firing at whoever was in their sights.

Apparently sometimes, when the visual part of the brain doesn't understand why the eye is no longer sending it images, it makes some up itself.

Happiness or sadness, regret or anticipation, triumph or embarrassment, warmth or wickedness, the important thing — and apparently sometimes the hardest thing nowadays — is to keep on smiling.

He was, apparently, sometimes taken for Garibaldi himself, and the ladies all swooned over him in place of the real hero.

Well, my psychoanalyst has advised me not to dig too deeply into the whys and wherefores of the image – apparently, sometimes it's better to manage nightmares simply by picturing oneself skating across their surface and off the other side.

Populations apparently increased, sometimes by several orders of magnitude, after wetlands became operational.

They come, they eat out, they mooch around the shops – and apparently, they sometimes propose.

ANTONIN SCALIA pens his irascible, shoot-from-the-hip dissents "for law students", but apparently judges sometimes read them too.

But Mr. LeDuff is also a child of this age of apparently casual, sometimes reckless self-disclosure.

The band and choir go from jazz to gospel to funk and back again (apparently they sometimes even dip into reggae).