Sentence examples for as being apparently from inspiring English sources

But we soon realise that as well as being, apparently, the only woman in political history, Margaret is the only full-blown character on the battleground, and her only true cause is herself.

The English Heritage listing refers to the surviving building as being "apparently the Provost's Lodging".

Or d), as is apparently the case within C4, to care.

"In theory, this was an intelligent risk-reducing activity, if executed sensibly, as was apparently not the case here.

Confusion caused by changes in instructions from controllers, as was apparently the case in the Detroit collision, was also common.

She stayed, as is apparently fairly common at her town halls, until there was almost no one left with whom to shake hands or take a selfie.

But for not one but four anonymous sources to leak this information, as is apparently the case with A-Rod, is unfathomable.

Hildebrand and Kenedy sprinkle the cheese on top of the hot rigatoni, as is apparently traditional, rather than melting it into the sauce in the modern style.

A repressive government looms large over every aspect of life: romantic love is outlawed, free will is dismissed, and even singular personal pronouns are banned, as are, apparently, names that don't include numbers.

If, as is apparently common when there's an elderly parent needing to be looked after, the siblings come to blows about what's best for her, she withdraws completely.

First, giving up the refugees' right of return – as was apparently accepted by the Palestinian negotiators – would mean giving up the demand for the reunification of Palestinian families divided by the nakba, our expulsion from Israel in 1948.