Sentence examples for to apparently from inspiring English sources

This was the major to apparently endorse a new rivalry.

From the 1970s America's energy industry reconciled itself to apparently inevitable decline.

To quit is to apparently suffer the painful loss of core identity.

He went on to apparently confess to attempting to contact surviving soldiers during his trip.

Representative Mark Foley, Republican of Florida, referred to "apparently unpatriotic" corporations.

She continued to apparently record the incident on her phone, but was then arrested and handcuffed.

A search to stream the new James Bond film, Skyfall, also links to apparently infringing sites.

Yet the precise contours of oxytocin's hardworking receptor differ among individuals, to apparently noticeable effect.

Hird, more than any of them, was someone to apparently model yourself on.

In fact, it simply means "it is said", equivalent to "apparently".

"It's that simple," he then concluded to apparently win the debate.