Sentence examples for appear to be in need from inspiring English sources

The Mets did not appear to be in need of a pep talk last Thursday.

Pictured is a full-faced, attractive 42-year-old who does not appear to be in need of over $30,000 worth of cosmetic surgery.

While the hostess appears to be in need of some attitude adjustment, I found Ms. Cook's reporting of the comment that Acacia is "too upscale" for apple pie as unnecessary and unfair since it was likely made in jest.

They did indeed, but well enough to win if Chelsea had not departed so far from their normal standards, if even Michael Essien at times had looked less than a huge force of nature and Terry and Ricardo Carvalho at several critical points appeared to be in need of some formal reintroduction?

Volitionist theories stipulate as primitive what appears to be in need of explanation.

Some of those appeared to be in need of special support, but these individuals were mistrustful of the health-care system because of previous negative experiences.

Becky would appear to be in no need of help in acquiring suitable male company.

All other steps of the hysterectomy procedure are relatively straightforward and appear to be in no apparent need of improvement.

While residents appear to be in consensus regarding the need to revitalize downtown Newark, several said Teachers Village would not serve a broad enough swath of city residents.

But though the charges seemed largely unfounded, Ms. Johnson appeared to be "in desperate need of help," the official said.

Mullah, whose wounds appeared to be in desperate need of medical attention, said she was never paid for her work.