Sentence examples for or apparently to from inspiring English sources

Few sites are more useful to the filmgoer or, apparently, to film critics.

She didn't look the least bit fat to me, however, or apparently to anyone else.

Yet the attorney general has decided not to go further or, apparently, to share those findings with the public.

But larger numbers don't come nearly as naturally to little humans and animals that go squeak, coo and chee-chee — or, apparently, to the authors and illustrators of children's books.

But looked at another way – McDougall also describes himself as a committed campaigner on the issue – Panorama's failure to supervise him effectively, or apparently to subject the material he delivered to careful enough scrutiny, is hard to credit.

None of the flight documents that we know exist – "water damaged" or not – have yet been provided to the public or, apparently, to the MPs who are meant to provide oversight.

They wear baseball caps and buttoned shirts or jackets, apparently to conceal their weapons underneath.'' It is almost impossible to write about Duterte without making comparisons to a certain American Presidential candidate.

Marx frequently used pseudonyms, often when renting a house or flat, apparently to make it harder for the authorities to track him down.

None were was willing, or apparently able, to name people paying to create the disturbances or to cite specific examples of anyone receiving money.

Even after two brothers told the archdiocese two years ago that Father Baker had plied them with alcohol and abused them for 15 years, Cardinal Mahony did not report the accusations to the police or apparently seek to find out if the priest had molested additional boys.

First of all, since Trump still has until his August 18 deadline to review the document, the White House hasn't covered anything up, or apparently tried to alter the report's findings.