Sentence examples for doesn't apparently from inspiring English sources

Which he doesn't, apparently.

But it doesn't, apparently, stop me doing it.

The fact they have lived in Europe for no less than 500 years doesn't apparently make much difference.

"What we're struggling with is a president who has a mission that doesn't apparently involve active involvement in university life," said Thomas Prusa, a professor of economics.

The nation that set men on the moon doesn't apparently believe in science any longer: in evolution, global warming, in facing a future the Tea Party doesn't endorse.

Turning up the pressure, Mr. Obama added, "The reason that Speaker Boehner hasn't called a vote on it is because he doesn't apparently want to see the government shutdown end at the moment, unless he's able to extract concessions that don't have anything to do with the budget".

Pixar's bravery does not apparently extend that far.

Furthermore, while PayPal informs me of the delay, it does not apparently inform the buyer.

(The purgative ethos of the retreat does not, apparently, apply to her archives).

It does not, apparently, always earn the respect some players think they deserve.

This anticrime stance does not, apparently, alter his taste in entertainment.