Sentence examples for has become apparently from inspiring English sources

What once belonged to Gibson and others able to control the inside corner, has become (apparently) the batters' real estate.

Mr Hilton has become apparently more outspoken in public of late, earlier this month criticising a speech by Home Secretary Theresa May for its anti-immigration rhetoric.

As shown in Supplementary information, Figure S3, while the intensity of these genes may not change significantly, the regional expression pattern has become apparently abnormal due to the defects in uterine architecture.

A few things have become apparently recently though.

That the long, slow, unraveling of the social fabric has been so little addressed politically helps explain why so many of our political arguments have become, apparently, intractable.

Even though he says he expected nothing less from the Japanese, he still marvels at the idea that the faith in the order was there despite the fact that the system had become apparently overwhelmed and malfunctioned.

Even the sex has become boring, apparently.

But in recent years it has become acceptable, apparently more acceptable, in the Labour party.

Neeson is in his element as the dad you really don't want to mess with – and his oft-quoted phone call to the criminals who kidnapped his daughter has become an apparently unkillable internet meme.

But reducing Guantanamo's population would solve a big chunk of what has become an apparently insoluble problem.

Even the term flip-floppers has become pejorative, apparently on the premise that anyone whose views evolve to respond to changed circumstances is to be cynically despised.