The phrase "appear to be left" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that seems to remain or be remaining in a particular state or position.
Example: "After the meeting, only a few questions appear to be left unanswered."
Alternatives: "seem to remain" or "seem to be remaining".
(For someone looking at your Chanukiya from the street, it will appear to be left to right).. Light the candles from left to right, always using the Shamash to light the candles.
The Bears, by contrast have candies that appear to be left over from Halloween.
But which spinners should accompany Moeen Ali? Once again Cook and the coach, Trevor Bayliss, appear to be left with an unplayable lie.
The footprints appear to be left by an animal about the size of a modern-day raccoon.
Much of the subsequent literature on explanation has been motivated by attempts to capture the features of causal or explanatory relevance that appear to be left out of examples like (2.5.1) and (2.5.2), typically within the empiricist constraints described above.
In fact, many articles available online appear to be left in sophisticated scientific contexts that most individuals would find difficult to fully comprehend.
Diehard leftists, appalled by the anti-austerity movement's spectacular U-turn, appear to be leaving Syriza in droves.
While protesters insist demonstrations during the Nato conference – the main action is planned for Sunday 20 May – will be peaceful, police appear to be leaving nothing to chance.
And those numbers may be somewhat overstated, given that many season-ticket holders appear to be leaving their tickets in the drawer and staying home.
Both men say they are seeking influence over the debate in the fall, and they do not appear to be leaving the race anytime soon.
