Sentence examples for that there apparently from inspiring English sources

Headline writers scream "sex scandal," but then it turns out that there apparently wasn't a sex scandal.

What's more depressing, however, is that the hiring of McGuinness and Flintoff means that there apparently isn't space for charismatic car expert, Rory Reid.

Another is that there apparently is no relationship between what many New Yorkers pay in rent and what they can afford to pay in rent, as shown by the capacity of many new renters to take on huge rent increases when they move.

Initial fears that the general had been executed by terrorists were discounted today by officials on the grounds that there apparently was no struggle and that no group claimed responsibility for the killing, as is usually the case in such acts.

Now, a new analysis suggests that different species ultimately succumbed in different ways and that there apparently is no single explanation for the massive die-offs.

News that there apparently was no living girl under the rubble prompted a new social media eruption, this one of outrage.

(Why must they terrorise us like that?) There are apparently many people who think about numbers.

At that point, there apparently were no qualified dead people: in 2000, Mr. Moynihan was still alive.

So that had been known, that it was somewhere back there, apparently, was some special machinery for face recognition.

"I said we were making a new album and he said, 'Wow, that's great.'" And there, apparently, they left it.

He pointed out that there was apparently no Saturday edition during that period, and that the Sunday edition stopped "apparently with little notice or fanfare". Though Storck said he was not able to go through the entire run, it seems possible the only Sunday edition of the News-Press since 1905 occurred in the 1980s.