Sentence examples for so apparently that from inspiring English sources

"So apparently that's not too much of a risk".

The iPhone has been out for a couple of weeks now, so apparently that's been enough time for someone to look into how the new "revolutionary" handset is being used.

So apparently that meant I'd attacked a woman with a spoon.

So much so, apparently, that people can have their cake and eat it, too.

Not so, apparently, that generations progeny: a similarly large and dedicated younger audience for filmmakers like Mr. Weerasethakul, whose films show at prestigious festivals the world over, racking up ecstatic reviews along the way, has yet to emerge in America.

These large publicly-traded companies are the ones that dominate APSCU -- so much so, apparently, that Gunderson felt compelled to nominate them, rather than officials from more palatable, well-performing schools.

So, apparently, did that of Mitch Daniels, head of the White House Office of Management and Budget, when he found out.

Gramlich's work was so impressive, apparently, that Fed Chair Alan Greenspan blocked him from even bringing it up to the board level for consideration.

10.17pm BST First conspiracy theory "So apparently the company that takes care of the grass/pitches in the Confed Cup is a Catalan one," writes Alex in Spain.

But the vote is distant enough, and the current protests so apparently spontaneous, that predictions are difficult and uncertain.

The film was so fluid, so graceful, so apparently natural, that it seemed not to have any agenda at all.