The phrase "a fair appearance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that has a pleasing or attractive look, often implying a sense of balance or moderation in beauty.
Example: "Despite the harsh conditions, the garden maintained a fair appearance, with flowers blooming in vibrant colors."
Alternatives: "an attractive look" or "a pleasing appearance."
Their presentations are "very similar to a real play, with a set, costumes and a director," said Mr. Wilkes, who is making his fourth toy fair appearance.
"I didn't think pastors have to be perfect," Ms. Roby, 48, said in an interview after her book-fair appearance.
To that extent, it has been authorised to present the appearance of a fair and open trial.
Labour is a broad church, and trying to "weed out" supporters can only damage the appearance of a fair and democratic process.
There's recorded mention of the appearance, at a fair in Leipzig, in 1694, of a man meeting his description, but the earliest work by Buchinger in the Met show is from 1709, when he was thirty-five.
For someone who is now a college lecturer and business consultant, the appearance created a fair amount of political buzz -- former Gov. Mario M. Cuomo of New York said on a radio show on Wednesday that Mr. Gore should get in the race -- and it had all the trappings of a campaign event.
Despite the appearance of a fair debate, Nick's made no secret of his own thoughts on the matter and as the chat winds up he deploys phrases like "Let's see what the public have to say", "You may well be right", and "You've put your side and I'm grateful", missing out on a faux-sincerity full house by neglecting to also throw in "With all due respect".
"Arbitrations of consumer debt matters are a sham -- the sole purpose of which is to assist (NAF's) debt collector clients in collecting money from consumers by creating an appearance that a fair and neutral arbitration has occurred and resulted in an enforceable award," declared Herrera.
Though he is one of the busiest pianists in the business, Mr. Schiff has done a fair amount of conducting, including appearances with major orchestras in Europe.
In October, the same court rejected his constitutional appeal claiming his rights to a fair proceeding were violated by the appearance of bias by Sabini.
