Sentence examples for appear to fall in from inspiring English sources
Although at least half of the lovebirds in Shakespeare's overstuffed aviary appear to fall in love at first sight, the play makes clear that the human heart is fickle, easily deceived, sometimes perfidious.
The song might be the greatest put-down and kiss-off song ever recorded, and so it is especially odd to see it performed, for example, by a handsome pair in a romantic-comedy scenario, circa 2003, as they appear to fall in love on the steps of a brownstone.
In it, a crooning, piano-playing Mr. Samberg and a doppelgänger for the Iranian president (his castmate Fred Armisen, bearded and in a gray suit and open-neck dress shirt) dance and appear to fall in love — giving apparent lie to Mr. Ahmadinejad's contention at Columbia University that there were no homosexuals in Iran.
Stated simply: these observations would appear to fall in the future relative to the time in which they were provided.
"What this paper does is, instead of getting into the ideology and the history of these arguments... they have just taken the data and analysed it, and said: Where do the chips fall?" The chips, in this case, appear to fall in favour of a natural history of violence.
When it comes to the Obamas, Rush Limbaugh's comments appear to fall in the latter category.
In the past, the snow would have appeared to fall in a flat sheet in one plane slightly in front of me.
As the birth rate appears to fall in higher-income economies over time, the prospect for mass conscript armies looks bleak.
Samson appears sweet on Delilah, a feeling he expresses cavemanishly by chucking a rock at her. Delilah appears to fall in love in with him when watching him dancing dorkishly to the radio: it is the one time she smiles.
Shanghai Shenhua's pursuit of Carlos Tevez, now with Boca Juniors, had appeared to fall in line with Chinese clubs' regular tactic of targeting big-name players towards the end of their respective careers.
Yet the mere threat of a protest seemed to get some fans thinking, even as the team appeared to fall in line with the conciliatory wishes of their quarterback, Russell Wilson, who has been cast by critics as Jesus to Kaepernick's Judas.
