Sentence examples for appearance increasingly from inspiring English sources

Appearance: Increasingly common.

For a while at least, the distance between those who can afford to maintain a youthful-looking appearance, increasingly a sign of privilege, and the merely plain, the unretouched have-nots, will likely widen.

As people age, their concerns about their appearance increasingly focuses on the face.

After a series of minor strokes, her doctors advised her against making public speaking appearances and she appeared increasingly frail.

Rumors of his imminent resignation began to appear periodically in the Italian news media in recent years, as the pope appeared increasingly frail in public appearances.

But distinguishing an official trip from a campaign appearance is increasingly difficult these days, especially in a state like Ohio, which Mr. Bush narrowly won in 2000.

Virtual characters with a realistic, human-like appearance are increasingly being used in video games and animation.

Cooper eventually moved on from the show, save for a slew of guest appearances, to increasingly more high-profile projects much to the delight of Garner and the rest of the cast. .

Explosive, contentious prefight appearances have increasingly become the hallmark of recent Tyson bouts, each one seemingly more menacing than the last.

The very decent Niall Quinn who, during his TV appearances, looks increasingly like a corrupt policeman falsifying evidence in front of a local authority subcommittee, gets more than his share of heckling.

She invites soloists and ensembles from across the country — and one duo from Tokyo — to show their stuff, June 28-July 2. On Aug. 16-19, the Trisha Brown Dance Company pays a visit; since Brown's death, in March, such appearances feel increasingly essential.