Sentence examples for apparently understood from inspiring English sources

Even Twain, who wrote the play in only three weeks, apparently understood that.

Woods apparently understood the symbolic meaning of his victory beyond golf.

Leeds were appalled and the resident TV analysts, Craig Burley and Martin Keown, apparently understood their anger.

"They made no bones of their plans to export revolution...Bakhtiar had apparently understood all this, but we didn't know Bakhtiar and we certainly didn't know the clergy.

If you need anything, I'm here, but you don't live here anymore, move on.' " However contradictory the message, the ghost apparently understood, for Mr. Clark never again had a problem.

According to the American troops, there were no complaints from local men and women about the American shelling; nobody was injured, and the locals apparently understood it was not an indiscriminate assault but a targeted response to targeted attacks.

Now they apparently understand how much they need one another.

Praise dancers apparently understand this as part of their mission.

Klinsmann, who has lived here for 13 years, apparently understands American pragmatism.

This is something Cruise and his team (and his insurers, apparently) understand.

The new justice secretary, Michael Gove, apparently understands the need for improvement.