Sentence examples for that apparently something from inspiring English sources

For its part, ABC News said changes at "This Week" have been undertaken independently of anything being done at "Meet the Press," and that apparently something is working for it because its viewership among its target audience -- those between 25 and 54 -- is up for the season.

On it the band's drummer, Tshepang Ramoba, leads a call-and-response refrain — "I can roll and shoot at the same time" — that apparently has something to do with soccer.

Having worked at Newsweek for more than 20 years and at NBC News for almost 10, Alter is used to the competitive environment that apparently had something to do with the decision to rush a story about George W. Bush's military record onto the air.

That was apparently something that Mr Kesri was not prepared to risk.In this section Whatever happened?

That was apparently something a speaker at the council meeting raised, too – but as a warning.

And it was apparently something that came early in life".

So how did something that apparently lacks scientific credibility become such a popular and accepted tool?

Mr. Stover gave Mambate a neutral review of 3, something that apparently no customer had ever done before.

But this year there are early reports that a tiger will make a debut at the awards, along with something that apparently slithers.

It's also better, he added, than getting seasick going between the two countries -- something that apparently happened regularly to him on the old ferry crossing.

At Bair's direction, the F.D.I.C. bought a database of subprime loans from a company called Loan Performance in order to study the problem more closely, something that, apparently, no other government regulator had thought to do.