Sentence examples for Whatever appears from inspiring English sources

"Whatever appears is where I go," he said.

Whatever appears to suit his purpose is borrowed and used.

Whatever appears slightly odd about her, physically, is a sign of her interior problems.

Whatever appears on their rap sheet, Leicester's away record remains awful.

It is evident that they appear due to the force of mental impressions … All texts that supposedly demonstrate the existence of external objects are provisional [descriptions of] their appearances".(Mipham 1977: 159 60ff) Consequently whatever appears to exist externally, according to Nyingma, "is like a horse or an elephant appearing in a dream.

Let whatever appears to be the best be to you an inviolable law.

He sat down beside a tree stump and held his rifle between his legs, ready to hand; he wanted to kill some animal or bird, whatever appeared.

Early on I decided to let myself be led by whatever appeared in front of me as I was writing it.

It means that people are smarter about how pictures work: the belief that facts were whatever appeared through a viewfinder seems quaint in our digital age.

Whatever appeared on the color screen of our fake burled wood cabinet TV was a miraculous transmission from a better world.

Their ambition and fetishized magnificence dispense with the concept that photographs need to tell the truth in the first place, as if truth were ever a thing as simple as whatever appeared in a viewfinder.