Sentence examples for change apparently from inspiring English sources

The world may be changing, but for women at the highest echelons of the business world, change apparently comes slowly.

So why has climate change apparently disappeared from the political agenda?

In an election that ushered in a new era of change, apparently some bigotry remains.

Indeed, with regard to condoms, the only change apparently being considered is in the specific case of married couples.

And it's why Beethoven was not deluded in, as Deutsch puts it, "agonizing through change after change, apparently seeking something that [he] knew was there to be created".

Yet these variations eventually fell by the wayside, leaving us with our all-purpose capital "I," a potent change apparently made for simplicity's sake.

Nothing changes, apparently, about love.

Those and other electoral changes apparently arose from talks mediated by South Africa's president, Thabo Mbeki.

But this year the rules changed, apparently to make the sport safer.

The regulars and celebrities aren't fazed by the changes, apparently.

Simultaneously, the color of electrodes changed apparently from yellow through orange to dark red (the inset in Figure 2).