Sentence examples for apparently to put from inspiring English sources

It's time, apparently, to put our thinking caps back on.

They indicted his wife Lea apparently to put pressure on Andrew.

Missile Missives NORTH KOREA SAID THEY'VE GOT A NEW MISSILE ENGINE And their aim is apparently to put the US within "strike range".

Here were 192 sovereign states, each apparently determined to put national interests before the common good.

"But Mr. Piëch apparently wishes to put Porsche on the ropes".

Not far from the radio station, teenagers from Chad were among about 200 people detained in a school, people the government apparently sent to put down the uprising.

At unit two, the decision was apparently made to put seawater only into the reactor vessel, but the intervention went awry.

LANCE ARMSTRONG has apparently managed to put legal structures in place over the years that will help insulate his fortune, as I wrote last week.

And we learned yesterday that Democratic leaders are apparently willing to put tens of billions in cuts to Medicare and Medicaid, on top of reduced spending growth rates already offered, on the table.The Republican response?

At one point, Amazon, apparently hoping to put pressure on the publisher, began delaying shipments of hard copies of Hachette-published books ordered through its site, to the ire of those books' authors.

Jurors take an oath to try a case solely on the evidence put before them and to disregard anything they have read or heard about it, but some facts are apparently hard to put aside.