Sentence examples for would apparently mean from inspiring English sources

This would apparently mean that crosswords contravene the Betting and Lotteries Bill: literally, as well as morally criminal.

(Spotting Baldwin in a Barcelona hotel, he decides not to approach him, since even the mildest rejection would apparently mean he would have to go and hang himself).

A McCain administration would thus apparently mean no more diplomatic track with North Korea.

Nonetheless, viewing this motive as primary would seemingly mean placing an overemphasis on its significance in Astana's foreign policy which, in fact, would apparently be of little difference had Russia no neo-imperial ambitions.

Those records apparently mean more to others than to Martin.

Big screens apparently mean big money.

But such rumors apparently mean nought to Ramsey.

And unlike yourself, they apparently mean it.

They are topped with what were apparently meant to be acanthus leaves, but no botanist would recognize them as such.

He apparently meant to suggest that the Administration's public statements would be deceptive, and certainly they were.

Mr McDonnell also avers that he would not consider sexual orientation in government hiring.His professed conversion was apparently meant to soothe independents.