Sentence examples for apparently that the from inspiring English sources

It meant, apparently, that the Japanese were less confrontational.

The explanation for this counter-intuitive result is apparently that the bus lane helps to smooth out traffic flows.

The Commonwealth believes, apparently, that the "constitutional balance" existing prior to the Fourteenth Amendment did not permit Congress to override the States' immunity from suit.

Reassured, apparently, that the country would not, after all, have a woman president, no matter how politically correct.

The men had hidden in the closet, having realized, apparently, that the authorities were on the premises, Chief Deputy Long said.

It was clear enough, apparently, that the county gave up fighting the case in 2015 and agreed to pay Johnson $4 million, a settlement agreement that Avenatti negotiated.

A number have children but it is the second child, apparently, that proves the toughest hurdle.

Apparently that's the preferred adjective of the night.

Apparently, that included the news media contacts in the company's database.

Apparently that was the cue for Mr. Reynard and Philippe Rispoli to start cooking the mushrooms.

Apparently, that includes the euro zone.