Sentence examples for can't apparently from inspiring English sources

The idea that there are gay people in the military whilst children can't apparently celebrate Christmas in school must be particularly terrifying.

It's not that this isn't credible so much that Wolf can't, apparently, hear how it plays; or how a wry acknowledgment of its absurdity might get her further.

Those who can't apparently live in Brussels and engage in a legalized shakedown of Microsoft every couple of years.

The navigation doesn't seem especially well thought through, however, as you can't apparently move through photos in sequence.

This bizarrely random feed of news can't apparently be customized directly by the user — beyond being automatically configured to their language/country, and presumably reflecting their Siri searches over time.

He can run, but he can't hide; apparently there are as many selfish, backstabbing sociopaths climbing the ladder in Ohio as in New York.

You can't have both apparently.

But the one trick Hollywood still can't pull off, apparently, is making Emma Watson look 38.

I just can't fathom the apparently infinite depth of it.

It can't be done, apparently, by willpower and study alone — or by being "with it" — but I really don't know how poetry gets to be written.

One might be tempted to assume that the state-sponsored attackers are here in China, but you can't be sure, apparently.