Sentence examples for could apparently make from inspiring English sources

Questions were quickly raised about how the Oxford-educated Chichester could apparently make such an oversight.

In its sluggish waterways, for example, eels thrived in such quantity that the monks of Ramsey in Cambridgeshire paid for the use of a stone quarry with a rent of 3,000 eels, and could, apparently, have made it ten times that amount without depleting their own supplies.

We could, apparently, actually make a career out of this job if we had the ability – people "with the knack for it" were supposedly earning as much as £27,000 a year knocking on doors.

Sports and law apparently make strange bedfellows.

"So I cut a deal that I'd wear my hair down, which apparently makes me look more approachable, if I could wear black one time".

I apparently made too good of a friend for him to justify anything more significant, which my young brain could interpret only as a criticism.

That, apparently, made Moore angry.

Ms. Abdullayeva then apparently made her decision.

The beverage apparently made him nauseous.

The campaign apparently made an impact.

This, apparently, makes everything alright.