Sentence examples for apparently tense from inspiring English sources

Trump met new French President Emmanuel Macron for the first time at the NATO summit, and the meeting was apparently tense.

The talks between the two executives – Gary Pruitt, chairman of McClatchy, and William Dean Singleton, chief of MediaNews – have apparently been tense.

Apparently, Priorian tense logic had no influence on Amarel 1968.

Indeed, today's meeting between 26 scientific reviewers and the state and federal science ministers apparently was a tense one, with the politicians complaining that the scientists gave them no voice in the final decision.

Apparently, the historic present tense makes him squirm.

Little information was apparently obtained during the tense session, though Pakistani officials have held open the option of the US interrogators seeing the women again.

Apparently if you're tense it hurts more, I guess, which makes sense really, but I don't see how you couldn't be tense [ laugh ] in that kind of situation.

It was remarkably tense, given the apparently easy nature of the task at the start of play.

Much of its immediacy comes from the fact that even the earliest events are portrayed in the present tense; Ms. Atwal apparently was there filming interviews from near the start of the tale.

Yes, there are courses where people who write present-tense historical novels, apparently about 21st-century women in a crinoline, produce students who do exactly the same thing.

But this lively scene has apparently had little effect on the tense conversations being conducted behind closed doors.