Sentence examples for apparently various from inspiring English sources

No one confessed to being a home wrecker, although, apparently, various respondents did admit to practicing the métiers of axeman, bootlegger, gang leader, knockdown man, roughneck, roustabout, rabbit fancier, roving hand, slasher, skull grinder, sponger, and spooner.

The film, as you'll no doubt have read, focuses on the destruction of the world, as predicted by the Mayans and (apparently) various other ancient cultures since time immemorial, in December 2012.

Ownership apparently has various meanings.

In later life, Yates taught creative writing (very well, apparently) at various universities.

He said he'd never "had the annoyance" of meeting Truman Capote, who apparently sicced various "crazy people" on him, people who all closed their letters by saying that Truman sent his best regards.

You can apparently find various milestones by typing in the URL http://flickr.com/photo.gne?id=XXXXXXX, and replacing the X's with the photo number.

Some version of this thing was supposed to be here last month and there will apparently be various screen sizes and configurations starting at around $500, so let's hope that today's official announcement directly from MSI means we'll get some more reliable pricing and availability info.

Carey apparently expressed various paranoid theories to police in December, including her belief that Barack Obama was spying on her.

Indeed, host killing by restriction modification systems after gene loss is not always detectable because hosts have apparently adapted various ways to counteract it.

For example, TT appears to have acquired many genes from (hyper thermophilic bacteria and archaea, whereas DR apparently acquired various genes involved in oxidative stress response and other "house-cleaning" functions from diverse bacterial sources.

In the Discussion the authors cite several publications that apparently show that various cells express relatively high amounts of either PLXDC1 or PLXDC2, apparently in the absence of overexpression of the other isoform.