Sentence examples for we apparently do from inspiring English sources

(Afghanistan cannot be to America what it was to the Soviets because we apparently don't care that much about Afghanistan).

"The message it sends to me is we apparently don't count for very much," Walter J. Fox, a Voice chapter officer in Philadelphia, said.

"Are we really going to ignore what this might mean for women everywhere on the basis we apparently don't understand what this election is really about?" she asked the room, which included chief executive officers, professors and entrepreneurs.

The only biopic we apparently don't want to see is one about former prime minister Julia Gillard which was knocked back by every single broadcaster despite starring Rachel Griffiths in the lead role.

That's a stubbornly persistent attitude: We love and applaud straight male actors for portraying gay characters, but we apparently don't trust queer actors to be able to do the reverse. .

As illustrated by the black president in the movie's introduction, speaking at King's new memorial, everything is now perfect, God's kingdom has arrived, and we apparently don't need Malcolm, Martin, or their ideas just their faces. .

We apparently did not make our case well enough".

They knew enough to run only one person in each constituency, unlike Fatah, which we apparently didn't tell.

And we apparently did not assume that.

We still, apparently, don't have either of those things yet.

As Jon Stewart so eloquently pointed out, "Al Qaeda... ISIS... they're not shit on the damage we can apparently do to ourselves on a regular basis".