Sentence examples for apparently to speak from inspiring English sources

He was in good spirits as he exchanged handshakes and backslaps — though not cheery enough, apparently, to speak to the press.

Bollywood is, apparently, beginning to speak to a new audience.

This was not raconteur material; Day was apparently reluctant to speak about the matter.

This quote, from someone who apparently agreed to speak candidly in exchange for anonymity, is representative.

Zygier's father Geoffrey, a prominent leader of the Melbourne Jewish community, apparently refused to speak to the programme makers.

But Simmonds then apparently asked to speak to Greening and the pair went to a small meeting room near the chamber which ministers often use between votes.

The celebrated outfielder, who hit 129 home runs in 1998 and '99, was apparently prompted to speak out after it was suggested in a column in The Tribune on Sunday that the Cubs would be wise to trade Sosa.

Matt Taylor was more plainly dressed on Friday as he broke down in tears at a briefing, apparently struggling to speak before confessing: "I made a big mistake and I offended many people, and I am very sorry about this".

Jony Ive, Apple's senior vice president of design, who is friends with Bono, apparently needs to speak up on the matter.

Mexican authorities apparently want to speak to Del Castillo and Penn about their association with El Chapo, although it's unclear if the pair is in legal trouble.

There were also a number of scholars and authors (many of them with prizes like the Pulitzer and National Book Award under their belts), several retired librarians (those currently employed are apparently afraid to speak out) and a land use attorney.