Journalistic Expressions

adverb used to indicate that something seems to be true based on the evidence or information available

• Apparently, the data suggests a significant decrease in sales over the past quarter.
• Apparently, she's not coming to the party tonight.
• Apparently, he's been ghosting her for weeks now.
• Apparently, the storm clouds are gathering on the horizon.

noun A person who is not an expert in a particular field, an ordinary person

preposition In this context, 'in' is used to show the location or position of the man

• The man in the street is often overlooked in policy decisions.
• The average man in the street just wants to live a peaceful life.
• The man in the street is just trying to make ends meet.
• The man in the street represents the common people in society.