Sentence examples for what is apparently from inspiring English sources
According to the Times, the National Security Agency "sifts through the contents of what is apparently most e-mails and other text-based communications that cross the border" to look for search terms about identified targets.
The show continues what is apparently a 2013 trend of odd viewer advisories on Discovery.
In truth, much of what is apparently contained in the inquiry's findings is not new.
She lives in what is apparently the data-free section of Hawaii.
The sexual assault (and perhaps worse) provides what is apparently a self-explanatory resolution.
In what is apparently the 26th-century section, Hugh travels the galaxy in the lotus position.
An April article in Forbes urged CrackBerry users to come to terms with what is, apparently, an actual addiction.
"This is not a stunt," Mr. Schultz says in what is apparently intended as this program's catchphrase.
"He teaches you that within what is apparently a naturally occurring event lies a web of human labor and relationships.
Receiver Jabar Gaffney was limited in practice Wednesday, though, with what is apparently a legitimate shoulder injury.
What is apparently a collapse in negotiations highlights the government's difficulty in dealing with an increasingly factionalized, skeptical and embittered protest movement.
