Sentence examples for has apparently grown from inspiring English sources

"There's a burgeoning number of foamologists," he said, "with expertise that has apparently grown out of nowhere".

The coordinator Wade Phillips has apparently grown smarter since leaving the Cowboys (it's a common phenomenon), and newcomers like cornerback Johnathan Joseph and the rookie defensive lineman J.J. Watt have helped the star pass rusher Mario Williams make an early impact.

Mr. Wilkerson has long been considered a close confidant of Mr. Powell, but their relationship has apparently grown strained at times -- including over the question of unconventional weapons in Iraq -- and the former colonel said Mr. Powell did not approve of his latest public criticisms.

Twitter was recently successful in obtaining the domain name Twiter.com after filing a dispute with the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), and has apparently grown an appetite for more.

Yet as more content from friends, news publishers, video makers and brands compete for limited space in people's News Feeds, Facebook has apparently grown willing to let advertisers pay to ping people directly.

Haven't been keeping tabs on Project Ara? Here's the gist of it — Motorola has apparently grown a little weary of the traditional notion of a smartphone where all of the things that make it tick are wrapped up in a plastic body, away from curious eyes and prodding fingers.

members had apparently grown weary of the union's approach.

Both teams had apparently grown fond of the few minutes' commute.

And yet, of course, we all know folk who have apparently grown through the experience of suffering.

Against this backdrop, it is a positive sign that so many Arabs have apparently grown so apathetic about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

Ian McEwan, having apparently grown bored with selling tons of books and repeatedly being shortlisted for the Booker Prize, is now trying on a different role: Operaman!