Sentence examples for apparently understanding from inspiring English sources

Aside from this, though, there is the fact that some apparently understanding listeners simply deny that music is expressive of emotion.

"Luckily, the audience is apparently understanding, and they forgive much," he added.

Rob Kardashian's absence from sister Kim Kardashian's wedding might have had fans of the reality stars scratching their heads, but Kim was apparently understanding.

One health professional recognised that transport issues and the proximity of screening to patients' homes potentially affected uptake, apparently understanding patients' reticence to travel although without the insight into the difficulties that some patients experienced: Most patients around here like to go to things that are within walking distance or within a bus stop, if that.

Drinkwater's powerful bond with Vardy has resulted in a formidable, apparently telepathic, understanding on the pitch.

His friends looked at him blankly, apparently not understanding that he was showing them where a Supreme Court justice lives when she is not working in Washington.

Laurence Steinberg ("Software Can't Make School Safe," Op-Ed, April 22) criticizes the Mosaic system, which my company developed, apparently without understanding that it is a method for threat assessment, one part of which is computer-assisted.

For example, when Arthur picks up a weekly pill organizer at Naomi's house - -the kind that reads SMTWTFS -- he tries to pronounce it phonetically, apparently not understanding why one day would have a different name than any other.

Putin interpreted the UK court ruling as a personal snub from Tony Blair – apparently incapable of understanding that British politicians, unlike their Russian counterparts, couldn't simply hand down verdicts to tame judges.

Apparently an understanding of the mental states of others is required before yawning becomes catching.

He and his team deserve the praise accorded Pixar; their films display both the care they invest in their creations and an apparently intuitive understanding of the cartoon.