Sentence examples for has apparently thought from inspiring English sources

Given how successful that has been as an operatic source, it is surprising that no one has apparently thought of setting Stevenson's version to music before.

In 1999, The Independent newspaper journalist David Conn unexpectedly coined the nickname "The Grand Old Lady" for the stadium when he wrote "Another potential suitor has apparently thought better of Everton, walking away on Tuesday from the sagging Grand Old Lady of English football, leaving her still in desperate need of a makeover".

Tom Maloney, who'd also graduated from Miller Place High School, had apparently thought of Aaron White as a friend.

Three weeks later, in the third debate of the 2008 campaign, Mr. Obama had apparently thought better of his choice.

They had apparently thought he was an officer, he said, and left him alone after deciding he was "just an old man".

The remaining potential buyers have apparently thought twice about paying as much as $700 a square foot for a high-rise condo in a market where the going rate for low-rise apartments has been at most $425.

But for the last five years, I've watched as millions of people have apparently thought FB was their own personal marketing channel that would make them rich.

Last week, the cops had apparently thought twice, and were much more restrained when another group of protesters showed up and started dancing.

The betaworks team has apparently also thought about extending Openbeta to its portfolio companies, as well.

I don't think it would work out, but Canon has apparently put enough thought into it that they've decided to file a patent.

Siri's makers had apparently not thought about emergencies primarily relevant to women.