Sentence examples for appear more of from inspiring English sources

This changed the appearance of the fortress, making it appear more of a fortified house than a fortress.

Each year Opera Holland Park, nicknamed the People's Opera, appears more of an urban miracle.

Arsène Wenger appears more of a conundrum, though in fact the whole argument is well-rehearsed and wearily familiar.

At the NATO meetings on Friday, Marshal Sergeyev presented a seven-step plan so vague in outline that it appeared more of a debating agenda than a blueprint.

Although improvements are expected in the upcoming year — I mean, how could there not be — it appears more of the same for the Bucs in 2014.

His latest trip to Grozny appears more of a courtesy call, it is unclear whether he plans to spend any time living in his new Chechen abode.

'Italy is permanently damaged' Today, Moretti appears more of an armchair observer – wearied from the battle and increasingly sceptical about the end result, a man at a personal and professional crossroads.

Rather, having seen the process up close, it appears more of a case of people trying to do the right thing but laboring under a process that guarantees they will do it wrong.

None appeared more out of sorts than Cristiano Ronaldo.

The logarithmic differences appear more independent of perfusion (regarding both level and spread of the differences) than does the simple differences.

Players appear more aware of individual umpires than their respective ratings.