Sentence examples for was apparently that from inspiring English sources

The general consensus was apparently that dancing in itself was not bad, but that no punishment could be severe enough for what was regarded as lascivious dancing.

(The chief one was apparently that, as FIDE World Knockout Titleholder, he demanded the right to a return match if he lost. Kasparov objected, and FIDE backed him up).

Rob Paulsen was apparently that man.

The reason for the violence was, apparently, that we Jews were at the same time unacceptably rich and flashy and unacceptably poor and miserly.

Her idea was apparently that if Jewish graves were threatened one day with desecration by Russia's new fascists, the presence of Sakharov's grave among them might give a measure of protection.

The legal concept was apparently that pensions represent a contract between the state and the politician, and it cannot be torn apart even if the politician has looted and pillaged.

The explanation for this counter-intuitive result is apparently that the bus lane helps to smooth out traffic flows.

And the public response required is apparently that of an appreciative audience.

The main one of which is apparently that you'll be violently assaulted by her officers.

First off, the big story is apparently that there is no story.

For this region, the answer, then, is apparently that reserves do work.