Sentence examples for apparently spoken from inspiring English sources

His last words were apparently spoken after his disciple gave him a little water mixed with wine.

The club have apparently spoken to Carlo Ancelotti and Antonio Conte about taking over but been rebuffed by the Italians.

Gossip is meant to be trivial, harmless, useless information, best delivered with the word "apparently", spoken in low, urgent tones, and passed on as sort of public service.

A thousand years or so ago Frisian was apparently spoken throughout a North Sea coastal area extending from the modern Netherlands province of Noord-Holland (North Holland) on up to modern German Schleswig and the adjacent offshore islands.

Did you know that the English language is "starting to die out" in British schools; indeed, that in some of them "English is barely heard at all"? Answer yes if you read a Daily Express front page "special investigation" that reported 311 different tongues apparently spoken in our classrooms.

The hardcore drivers have, apparently, spoken.

He apparently spoke little about the crime.

Apparently, speaking while sitting is not a mode he favors.

The streets of Abidjan apparently spoke for him today.

A little while later, the two apparently spoke again.

While Mrs. Tom Brady hasn't confirmed the news, her bikini bod apparently speaks for itself.