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Discover Ludwig"At first sight" is a correct and common phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that appears a certain way upon initial observation, but may change upon further examination or experience. Example: At first sight, the new restaurant seemed like a charming and cozy spot to have dinner. However, after tasting the food and experiencing the slow service, my opinion quickly changed.
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At first sight
phrase
Superficially, without a full inspection.
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AT FIRST sight, not much has changed.
AT FIRST sight it seems utterly confusing.
At first sight, not easily.
At first sight, no.
At first sight the case seems compelling.
At first sight, it seems plausible.
At first sight, it looks grim.
At first sight this fragmentation is odd.
At first sight this seems crazy.
At first sight that seems irrational.
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At first sight the FIA is attractive.
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