Sentence examples for put it apparently from inspiring English sources

But as Mr. Shapiro put it, "Apparently American audiences are a lot different from European audiences".

He had a go at singing almost everything, even if it hurt.On the concert stage he stood tall and still, arms hanging loose from his broad shoulders, "wearing his tone like a crown" as he put it, apparently so relaxed that only his chubbily handsome face was working.

Wilson (no relation) intended to send his followers to a story about benefit cuts on political blogger Guido Fawkes's website order-order.com, but thanks to a "technical hitch", as the Conservatives put it – apparently a number was missing from the shortened link provided by Tory HQ – he instead sent them to an website draped with women wearing strangely small bikinis.

As this year's Venice Biennale director, David Chipperfield, put it: "Apparently running in the opposite direction to the rest of the profession he always seems to be out in front, seemingly untainted and undaunted by the practical and intellectual challenges he sets himself".

(update: or as Michael puts it, Apparently The Safest Browser Is Whoever Is Paying Yahoo The Most).

You can put it down"—apparently not knowing that Russia is already there.

To China it is American meddling, which, as Xinhua put it, "has apparently emboldened certain relevant parties to make provocations against China".

Yet as Brahimi put it, with apparently infinite patience: "We are doing what the situation allows, what the market can bear".

But in the expanded field of contemporary art, in which sociology, politics, technology and now health science are as crucial to artistic intention as aesthetics, the "beauty hook," as Ms. Held put it, was apparently not the point.

When you buy food, you put it on trays apparently made of recycled cardboard, and then when you throw away your trash, you are faced with receptacles that offer three choices: "compost," "bottles/cans," or "general waste".

As one Google engineer apparently put it: 'We're not scanning all those books to be read by people.