Sentence examples for appearance at the outset from inspiring English sources

The pitch is not as trustworthy as its scrubbed up appearance at the outset perhaps suggested and the outfield is slow.

But contradictions appeared at the outset.

Though he played the buffoon, especially in his later American media appearances, Ford was at the outset a calculating political operator, who fronted a mayoral campaign that a rival official told me was the most sophisticated he'd ever seen in Toronto.

He said it was "regrettable" that the culture committee had chosen to "ignore completely" the evidence he gave, which was that he had accepted "unequivocally" at the outset of his appearance that hacking went beyond the activities of the paper's royal editor.

"It's hard to understand how derivative traders at AIG warranted any bonuses, much less $165 million in extra pay," Obama said at the outset of an appearance to announce help for small businesses hurt by the deep recession.

For example, when providing information about a survey, the ability to miss non-applicable sections could be conveyed to potential participants at the outset as the lengthy appearance of a survey may be off-putting.

The two types that can be distinguished at the outset are very different in appearance, form, and content.

At the outset of Joan of Arc's appearance, the English had nearly achieved their goal of a dual monarchy under English control and the French army had not achieved any major victories for a generation.

At the outset, the challenges appeared almost insurmountable.

7 I acknowledge, at the outset, that there is a significant difference in appearance between a paper-backed poster and a canvas-backed poster.

After an enthusiastic reception on Monday, when thousands of people greeted Mr. Khatami along the route from the airport, his appearance at Camille Chamoun Stadium was equally full of excitement, at least at the outset.