The phrase "appear as a sort of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems to resemble or take on the characteristics of something else.
Example: "The clouds began to appear as a sort of fluffy cotton candy in the sky during sunset."
Alternatives: "seem like" or "look like a kind of".
BLV has been the only example of an abstraction principle from (monadic) concepts to objects giving rise to inconsistency, thereby making it appear as a sort of monster in an otherwise regular universe of abstraction principles free from this pathology.
This effect can appear as a sort of reshuffling of the axes and echoes the familiar first-person point of view perspective in many video games. .
When she has a contraction, it will be easy to identify it will appear as a sort of wave across her belly.
Thus, Green Architecture appeared as a sort of historical reconciliation with the environment.
It's also why the theatre, where the actor has an unmediated command of the stage during his or her performance, appears as a sort of higher realm of performance, a sanctuary from the Hollywood whorehouse.
We know his past online identity, TheTrueHOOHA, and the details of his personal life and political beliefs posted with that alias — he appears as a sort of techno-libertarian agnostic, a common archetype of Internet forums.
Lambert Wilson appears as a sort of digital Dominique de Villepin — even virtual Frenchmen are now amoral, the mark of Cain imprinted on their foreheads, so to speak, like a spot of chocolate mousse.
They dig his humor, which often appears as a sort of wry comment on his own verbal style — as, for example, when digressing to students at the University of London about bird ecology not long ago, he described how "the male birds fly off to sweep out areas of maximum anticipated metabolic advantage," then paused and added, reflectively, "Worms".
The intercultural educational policy appears as a sort of pragmatic policy of "mutual acceptance at school and in the neighborhood".
In summary, it seems fair to say that as the result of the investigations into connexive logic in the 1960s and 1970s, connexive logic, its ancient roots notwithstanding, appeared as a sort of exotic branch of non-classical logic.
From the start, it appeared as a sort of PR lackey to the military strong-arm of American capitalism.
