Sentence examples for of course apparently from inspiring English sources

It's not all one way of course; apparently the stomach and digestive system can directly affect the functioning of the brain too, influencing mood and behaviour.

Italy in those years was one gigantic conspiracy theory, in which right-wing terrorism seemed to overlap with left-wing terrorism, when the communists knocked at the door of government, and the diverse forces of the Mafia, the Church and Freemasonry – with a helping hand from the CIA, of course – apparently colluded to deny them.

Well, he had no business being there, of course apparently he felt it was a point of honor….

There were 77 passengers aboard United Flight 826, a Douglas DC-8 jetliner that, with a crew of seven, had wandered off course, apparently because of a problem with a navigational radio that was essential for flying in bad weather.

On Friday, June 17 , 2005 during the afternoon's practice session, Ralf Schumacher driving for Toyota, crashed badly in Turn 13 of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course, apparently as a result of a left-rear tyre failure.

He was, of course, but apparently not broadly enough, since "The Tonight Show" ratings dropped 49 percent after he replaced Jay Leno, and the whole NBC late-night imbroglio started.

It has, of course, and apparently realizes its mistake; but presumably the government hopes that privatizing the process will confuse enough people that it can escape blame.

Trump is in a league of his own, of course, even apparently pretending to be his own spokesman, "John Miller", in calls to reporters.

A carrot, of course; and apparently we're talking about one going down well in the carrot community, orange in hue and belonging to the group of foodstuffs known as vegetables.

Of course, she apparently took eight pills within two days.

Communication with the physician could differ by SES, of course, but apparently this hardly affects the diagnosis of T2D [ 12].