Sentence examples for apparently very much from inspiring English sources

But it is, apparently, very much harder to interest a red-top newspaper in black victims of crime.

Flare stars are cool dwarfs (spectral type M) that display flares apparently very much like, but much more intense than, those of the Sun.

The poll was done in a week in which Mr. Bloomberg won the endorsement of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, apparently very much to his benefit.

The biggest response of the week followed a report by the head of business, Dan Roberts, and business reporter Phillip Inman, which showed the City gravy train was apparently very much back on track.

The late Satoru Iwata was apparently very much involved in this project and that's interesting to consider.

ways Hillary Clinton is like my abuela: She is apparently very much out of touch with culture.

Apparently not very much, at least not yet.

Neither of them apparently had very much to say in the matter.

He had wanted a bottle of beer the last day he was alive and she got it for him, although she apparently was very much against drinking.

It apparently looked very much as though it were a larger double-flowered form of D. coccinea with ray florets arranged as to resemble a double sunflower and not at all like the show and fancy types so popular a few years later.

"Our problem, in terms of archaeology, is that we actually deal with ignorant people, whether in the Saddam era or the current era," said Qais Hussein Rashid, the acting director of the board of antiquities, which has legal authority over Babylon, but apparently not very much power.