Sentence examples for which I apparently from inspiring English sources

I cringed while considering the party at which I apparently had given myself a brief recess from self-absorption and my guests a nasty dose of food poisoning.

If you pay close attention -- which I apparently don't -- there is an arrow on it that will either point to the left or to the right.

I also misremembered the conversation in which I apparently agreed to let my son sleep over at his friend's house on the night before an early morning soccer game.

But that was last week's column, and I'm not here to talk about the past; I'm here to talk about the future, which I apparently predicted correctly last week.

There was the time that I was blamed for my broken wheelchair, which I should apparently have packed and checked in as luggage; I was told that I should have walked and waited at the gate for help.

The supposed point of this database, which is managed by the Met, is to gather intelligence from police forces, counter terrorism units, industry and open sources about domestic extremism threats, of which I am apparently one.

Was it possible, I wondered, that from the very beginning my father had understood the thing that had lain in my heart, and which I had apparently so completely failed to conceal?

A few nights later, he saw a more "incontestable success" while dreaming about a museum: "I was absent-mindedly eating exhibits on the table — bricks of crumbly stuff which I had apparently taken for some kind of dusty insipid pastry but which were actually samples of rare soils".

It seems as though, in high school, which I am (apparently?) leaving in less than two weeks now, a lot of stuff seems really important.

I remember spotting a plastic bag that contained my pants – which I'd apparently unconsciously peed in while the paramedics were reviving me right there on the sidewalk.

Not all that other angst and personal drama to which I--and apparently just about all of us--are frequently subject.