Sentence examples for which apparently are from inspiring English sources

Vitaminas: The term for milkshakes, which apparently are believed by Brazilians to have lots of vitamins.

He also replaced cinemas with puppet theatres, which apparently are more authentically Turkmen.

A Texan, tasting one for the first time, declared, "It's like a pool-house burger!," which apparently are words of high praise.

Customers who go to Walmart to buy cleavers, which apparently are not "controlled knives," will be able to do so only if they leave their ID information with the store, so that the police can track the buyers, if necessary.

Then there are the lavishly upholstered seats, the art deco carpets – which apparently are listed – and the strangely padded walls covered with sound-absorbent material which are no doubt listed too.

He was a bit concerned for the goats because a few of them got sick due to people feeding them flowers (which, apparently, are poisonous to them), he told me.

Which apparently is news.

Which apparently isn't working yet.

Which, apparently, is not large enough.

Which, apparently, is what we're looking for.

Which apparently was never a problem for Davis.