Sentence examples for would apparently not from inspiring English sources

That would apparently not be the case for the tens of thousands of people whose visas were revoked.

"Justice Thomas would apparently not rule out a death sentence for a $50 theft by a 7-year-old," Justice Stevens wrote.

The course that Stone and Kowalski plot from the Hubble Space Telescope to the International Space Station would apparently not be feasible in real life.

Yet any signing would apparently not jeopardise Fernando Torres' standing with the manager reluctant to part with any of his senior squad.

But in view of the fact that the Continental flight took off four minutes before the Concorde, the inspections would apparently not have prevented the disaster.

The American Library Association points out, for instance, that the Williams & Wilkins license would apparently not apply to inter-library loans or to requests from persons not physically present in the library building.

His dad deserted the Elkins Family when he was five, so he vowed to be a good dad when the time came, which was about 20 minutes later, as he'd apparently not bothered to pay attention in birth control class, and got his girlfriend knocked up when he was just 19.

Though the Serbs would feel most at home in a coalition with Mr. Rugova, it is considered unlikely because he is already thought by a number of Albanians to be too soft toward them and would apparently prefer not to come to power with Serbian support.

One would think that the moral basis for our responsibility would be obvious, but apparently not.

Among others, Jones has been Truman Capote (in Infamous), super-agent Irving "Swifty Lazarr (in Frost/Nixon), and Karl Rove in Oliver Stone's W. You'd imagine his height (1.6m/5'5") and distinctive features (often described as "gnome-like") would be limiting, but apparently not.

"Wonder who would win... .. added King, apparently not noticing that his home state was depicted on the losing side.