Sentence examples for though not apparently from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, Mr. Ford addressed both questions on "Meet the Press" (though not, apparently, to Ms. Gillibrand's satisfaction).

Spanish voters want change, though not, apparently, a complete revolution.

The nearly four hours of golf ended memorably, though not, apparently, with any legislative breakthroughs.

The police are providing a platform and Port-a-Johns (though not, apparently, portable heaters).

Harry Redknapp is the people's choice, though not apparently in Portsmouth where some fans irrationally blame him for the club's current financial difficulties.

In part, it is because they often have radical Islamist terror connections or echoes, though not apparently in the Munich case, which plays into anti-immigrant fears.

That, though, is not apparently to be.

Apparently, though, not everyone knows better than to use words like "queer," "tranny" and others, which so frequently carry not only a highly negative connotation but also a history of oppression, even violence.

Apparently, though, not everyone agrees.

(Though she has not, apparently, ruled it out – as one might imagine after four years immersed in Shriver's horrifying story).

Even though the screening did not apparently include all of the film's most confidential revelations, he snapped it up immediately.