Sentence examples for thinking apparently from inspiring English sources

Take the Tory 2005 slogan, "Are you thinking what we're thinking?" (apparently we weren't, because they lost).

For, as he says, "our distinctive way of thinking makes us us". This distinctive way of thinking, apparently, began with the Ionians, mainland Greeks who immigrated eastward to the hardscrabble coast of Asia Minor 2,700 years ago.

42 Strabo is thinking apparently of a line drawn from the centre of the skirt of the chlamys, which was circular, to the centre of the collar.

But Strabo is now thinking, apparently, of the breadth across the southern side (not the northern side at the base of the Alps); that is, the breadth of Celtica Cispadana, for which the one thousand is a very close estimate.

Subconscious suggestion about thinking apparently gets the cognitive juices flowing and suppresses intuitive processes.

But "thinking" apparently wasn't a priority when Heritage put its stamp of approval on a noxious "study" falsely claiming that immigration reform will cost taxpayers more than $6 trillion.

From left to right, all thinking people apparently agree: Ed Miliband is a clownish failure and his party, lacking any plausible alternative leader, is doomed.

Student learning of tree-thinking apparently was better during S07 than S06.

Williams was apparently thinking about a new start.

He fired at the vehicle, apparently thinking that it was a suicide car bomber.

Rusedski was apparently thinking ahead; his second-round opponent is Jonas Bjorkman of Sweden.