'appear of' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
We can use the phrase 'consist of' or 'comprise of' as a substitute in most contexts. For example: The package comprises of three boxes and two tubes.
Contemporary scenes then appear of the Prize Patrol as they delivering oversized checks to winning consumers.
Policymakers in Berlin are aware of the sensitivities, but appear of a mind to proceed by stealth in small steps.
Soon after its establishment in 2002, photographs began to appear of Achievers holding chapter-and-verse signs referring to fest dates – for instance, "Lebowski 6 19".
Dr. Heymann also expressed confidence that the Chinese government was committed to quickly and accurately reporting any new cases that might appear of new illnesses.
And even if they did recognize us, they probably said to themselves: 'No, that can't be them, bicycling through a local park.' " Fans did appear of course.
Industry executives cringe every year when newspaper photographs appear of expansive acres of expensive business jets parked wing to wing at big sports events like the Super Bowl.
It's a small ring which does not appear of much value, but it has extraordinary symbolic significance for the French and we had to get it back.
His mount will not be revealed until today, though it would appear of obvious significance that his main patron, Luca Cumani, has a couple of contenders.
Only toward the middle of the 12th century, however, did the idea appear of making a rich decorative motif out of a round window.
Tantalising glimpses appear of China's views on North Korea's collapse (long a taboo subject) and its incorporation into the capitalist South.
"What may seem trivial to some may appear of great moment to those within the F.B.I. or the intelligence community," wrote Michael E. Rolince, the F.B.I.'s international terrorism section chief, in an Oct. 11 affidavit justifying Mr. Maqtari's detention.
