Sentence examples for appearance apart from inspiring English sources

This was her first active campaign appearance, apart from taking a seat in the front row at one or two rallies.

The door opened again, a woman of thirty to thirty-five came in, thin with a gray, dull appearance, apart from her eyes, which were happy and alive.

Her last stage appearance – apart from her unceasing cycle of Beckett solo shows and readings – came in Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? at the Young Vic (1986), where she was a full-on slatternly Martha opposite Patrick Stewart's intimidated, bespectacled George.

Male and female guinea pigs do not differ in external appearance apart from general size.

"When I had a breakdown due to other issues, the first thing I found myself doing was locking myself in the bathroom and verbally tearing my appearance apart".

Brainstem and cerebellum had normal macroscopic appearance, apart from mild atrophy of the anterior part of vermis.

They were Chile's only last-16 appearances, apart from when they hosted the tournament in 1962, when they were again knocked out by Brazil - this time in the semi-final.

Also, what are we to make of the appearance, weeks apart, of "Declaration of War" (January) and "This Means War" (February), neither of which, incidentally, is about war?

The present ground plan was established in the 13th and 14th centuries, from which time the church's external appearance dates, apart from a major rebuilding in the later part of the 15th century, when the range of high windows or clerestory was added.

Roberts' and Andrews' acting styles are quite different, their physical appearances poles apart, their careers divergent.

Even his appearance sets him apart: at 49, Beltagy looks sleek and youthful next to the Brotherhood's bearded, pot-bellied, somnolent top men.