Sentence examples for apparently you could from inspiring English sources

Apparently you could take the colonists out of America, but something American in them endured.

(Apparently, you could also order a Chinese main course to juggle with on the dancefloor, but I don't know anybody who actually tested this out).

WireDoo really is a competitive attempt to recreate search according to Hammer, who is a Silicon Valley native apparently, "You could always make things better, create the next version".

But apparently, you could breastfeed on antibiotics and even through my month of mastitis and antibiotics and drinking Fenugreek, a natural vitamin to help produce more milk - if that was even the problem - and feeding this poor baby every minute of the day, people kept smiling and hoping and encouraging that this was just a rough patch, that the beginning was hard.

He added: "Why anyone would think that the large financial institutions should not pay the administrative costs, I don't know, but apparently you couldn't get 60 senators".

Race had so little to do with the casting, apparently, that you could suppose that an entire Hollywood studio had absorbed Martin Luther King Jr.'s formula for racial harmony and was interested not in the color of a character's skin but in the content of a character's character.

Apparently, however, you could type in Booger/123456 and get the same answer.

Apparently, most of you couldn't resist them either.

Apparently back then you could get him to do you a graphic for like $300.

"If that was not your original idea or if you say it wasn't then you apparently could do those experiments.

The thing to keep in mind about "The Misanthrope" is that in 17th-century France, you could apparently be arrested for insulting a man's sonnet.