Sentence examples for apparently suggesting from inspiring English sources

TMS are apparently suggesting that the rain will abate at around 19.30, with a cut-off time of 20.20.

Apparently, suggesting that "you should spend your thousands upon thousands of dollars here" becomes easier with less familiarity.

The England fast bowler Stuart Broad has stirred up Twitter by apparently suggesting that people on minimum wage have little to complain about.

A recording of a telephone conversation between the Culture Secretary's adviser and a journalist emerged this weekend, apparently suggesting pressure had been applied to downplay the story.

But the ministers of Algeria and Qatar said in preparing for the Vienna meeting that there was no shortage of oil in the world, apparently suggesting that raising output by that much is not necessary.

"I certainly wouldn't put a guilt trip on you if you decided that you had to have companionship," Mr. Robertson said, apparently suggesting divorce as a way to avoid the sin of adultery.

Some senators with big stock portfolios have apparently suggested that this would be an unreasonable burden.

An array of punk studded leather apparently suggested a good girl turning bad.

The general apparently suggested that authorisation for this came from above.

The reports apparently suggested that President Trump and his associates had been "incidentally" surveilled by U.S. intelligence agencies.

The Chinese companies apparently suggested that the arms be delivered through third countries like Algeria or South Africa.