"Apparently" Example Sentences
1. She apparently misunderstood my instructions.
2. Apparently, the rumors were true after all.
3. He apparently had no intention of paying me back.
4. The food apparently disagreed with me.
5. I was apparently supposed to have known that.
6. The plane apparently crashed due to bad weather conditions.
7. Apparently, they have been friends for years.
8. They did not apparently read the instructions before installing the equipment.
9. The witness apparently changed his story several times.
10. Apparently, the movie has received very positive reviews.
11. Apparently, the dinosaurs became extinct after a large asteroid hit the Earth.
12. The joke apparently went over her head.
13. The politician apparently lied about his past.
14. Apparently, she never forgave him for what he had done.
15. The cat apparently slept all day while we were gone.
16. Apparently, he has been planning this trip for months.
17. They apparently need more volunteers for the event.
18. The medicine apparently made her condition worse.
19. Apparently, heat waves are becoming more common.
20. I apparently missed a very important email.
21. Apparently, the timetable has now changed.
22. The house apparently sells for well over asking price.
23. Apparently, I was the last to know about the changes.
24. The receptionist apparently forgot to pass along the message.
25. They apparently did not read the instructions carefully.
26. The evidence apparently points to him as the main suspect.
27. Apparently, the pie was stored at the wrong temperature.
28. The instructions apparently were not clear enough.
29. She apparently has no plans to retire anytime soon.
30. I apparently missed the most important part of the presentation.
31. Apparently, exercise helps reduce stress.
32. My boss apparently does not approve of my new idea.
33. The dog apparently got loose sometime during the night.
34. Apparently, he has joined the club.
35. The paint apparently did not adhere properly to the wall.
36. The report apparently contained many inaccuracies.
37. Apparently, stress can weaken the immune system.
38. They apparently had no choice but to close the business.
39. The class apparently started 10 minutes early.
40. Apparently, bananas help with muscle cramps.
41. Apparently, the hotel does not allow pets.
42. The customer apparently cannot be satisfied.
43. Apparently, she disliked him from the start.
44. The car apparently broke down on the way here.
45. Apparently, the apple a day diet works.
46. He apparently thinks very little of me.
47. Apparently, he had known about the situation all along.
48. The referee apparently did not see the foul.
49. Apparently, the puppy was left alone for too long.
50. That apparently never crossed his mind.
51. The witnesses' stories apparently did not match up.
52. Apparently, the neighbors heard nothing unusual that night.
53. I apparently caused quite a commotion without even realizing it.
54. The sports team apparently lost the match.
55. The situation apparently became too much for her to handle.
56. I apparently missed the most important part of the instructions.
57. Apparently the experiment failed to yield significant results.
58. The article apparently contained factual errors.
59. The cake apparently did not bake properly.
60. Apparently, oranges help relieve stress.
Common Phases
1.
Apparently so/yes - used to agree in a hesitant or noncommittal way
2.
Apparently not - used to disagree in a hesitant or noncommittal way
3. It would appear that/
Apparently, it seems that- used to indicate something seems likely to be true based on the available evidence
4. As far as I/we can tell/
Apparently - used to indicate something is true based on one's knowledge or information received
5. That's news to me/
Apparently, that comes as a surprise - used to indicate hearing something for the first time
6.
Apparently out of the blue - without any prior indication or warning
7. He's
apparently thinking/considering - seems likely to be doing or considering based on indirect signs
8.
Apparently according to/as they say - used to indicate a source for information you have received indirectly
9. As far as one can tell/
Apparently - used to indicate a tentative conclusion based on limited information
10. He
apparently couldn't care less - seems indifferent or unconcerned based on the way he acted