Sentence examples for it could apparently from inspiring English sources

It's more than 5.5 miles long, comes complete with its own jungle and river and is so gargantuan that it could apparently hold an entire block of 40-story skyscrapers within its walls.

By 2014, the myth was so powerful that it could apparently motivate two girls to attempt to kill a friend in his name.

Its conclusion and Celine Dion's wailing theme song suggested that youthful romance needn't even be transient: it could, apparently, sustain a whole life.

In an email to the bank, the Guardian Money reader said she was astonished that it could "apparently be permitted to use a non-existent firm of solicitors to mislead and intimidate its customers into action.

J. J. C. Smart (1953) criticized Ryle's criterion for drawing category distinctions on grounds that it could apparently be used to establish a category difference between any two expressions whatsoever.

If Balotelli were to succeed him at Milan, it could apparently provoke a string of other moves in the summer with La Gazzetta dello Sport claiming that Napoli have begun their own succession planning in the expectation that City will try and replace Balotelli with Edinson Cavani in the summer.

Well, I could, apparently.

We find that there is considerable government support and willingness to make financial investment – about 1.37 million yuan per distract – but this is not as effective as it could be, apparently because of a traditional lack of rigorous use of data, of clarification of roles, and of supporting enforcement legislation.

Shaken but not stirred, I knew it could be — apparently, has been — worse.

It could be apparently observed that osteochondral defect models by Orth et al. and Vasara et al. were not critical size defined; the former one was 3.2 mm in diameter in rabbit model [ 15], while the latter one was 6 mm diameter lesion in goat model which was confirmed to prone to heal spontaneously, with bone filling the base and fibrocartilage filling the area above [ 49].

ED GRIMM Upper West Side Going Bump in the Night at Coney Island To the Editor: In "The Boardwalk and the Bling" (Dispatches, March 2), about the lighting scheme on the Parachute Jump at Coney Island, when Jake Mooney found that on a Tuesday night at 6, Coney Island was so dark that "it could have been midnight," he apparently did not look too hard for any action.