Sentence examples for it apparently gives from inspiring English sources

Called the XKeyscore program, it apparently gives N.S.A. analysts access to virtually any Internet browsing activity around the world, data that is being vacuumed up from 150 foreign sites.

It apparently gives them a feeling of identity and purpose in life, although heaven alone knows why they can't get identity and purpose from the kind of things that the rest of us do.

But chemistry provides a more interesting challenge to Reichenbach: It apparently gives us logics of discovery.

It doesn't have any particular meaning but since the song usually plays when Madlax is fighting, "Yanmaani" has become something of a joke to Japanese fans, claiming that it apparently gives her superpowers.

Ready to mix it with the big boys, the TSG (Turn- und Sportgemeinschaft) was dropped from the name as it apparently gave off too much of a rural, old-fashioned whiff.

Inside, on an age-yellowed page is a dedication written in 1982, when it was apparently given as a gift.

Intelligence officers were surprised to learn of the video, which was made during an interview that Hakimullah Mehsud — if that is who it was — apparently gave on Sunday to a small group of reporters.

It would, apparently: "Give Parliament, through the Commons Liaison Committee, the power to impose an alternative Brexit policy on the Government".

Berger's passion for weirdness apparently gives him a superhuman endurance for sifting through the boring to find it.

Mr Mann now apparently gives him occasional advice.

Such proteins are very common in protein protein interactions, where their disorder apparently gives several advantages including optimal binding properties.