Sentence examples for like apparently from inspiring English sources

If a party with such a modest electoral mandate threatens to shut down government unless the other side repeals a law it does not like, apparently settled legislation will always be vulnerable to repeal by the minority.

I suppose we might almost claim something like apparently Strachey and Virginia Woolf.

His Docksiders (that's what they looked like), apparently, didn't taste so good.

The idea that women deserve to be in the paper for what they do, not just what they look like apparently never occurred to him.

There is no catch-all category that would keep away people whose conduct might bring the game into disrepute, like apparently sacking a manager before they even have control of a club, or trail past convictions behind them.

From the start, she was aware of his "endless complaints about what seemed to me harmless things like apparently ordinary, nice people going through the swing-door at Elliston's restaurant.

Mr Putin was sober, business-like, apparently reliable and impressively committed to macroeconomic stability.In this section A colder coming we have of it Schrödermeier Desperately seeking a policy Final fruits of office?

Bryan believed, as I did, that just as photography had changed painting for ever, so the advent of cinema made it necessary for the novel to move away from realistic narrative with a god-like, apparently all-seeing narrator.

Bout labelled the film rubbish and said that he felt sorry for Cage (an actor whom the Russian otherwise likes, apparently).

This was the first song I ever liked apparently.

But I have grown to like it: apparently, a gap is sexy.