Sentence examples for appearance like that from inspiring English sources
More toolbox than jewel box, the building has an oddly cheap, low-tech and utilitarian appearance, like that of a discount-furniture emporium.
The Moon's appearance, like that of the Sun, can be affected by Earth's atmosphere: common effects are a 22° halo ring formed when the Moon's light is refracted through the ice crystals of high cirrostratus cloud, and smaller coronal rings when the Moon is seen through thin clouds.
Our results indicate that fibril bound decoron has a shallow, rounded appearance (like that in the crystal structure) that maximises the interaction surface area (as is apparent in Figures 2 to 5).
It appeared Hodgson had a point, yet Villa launched the hoary old argument that despite all appearances, the player was not really like that.
Whether playing as England or Britain, UK hockey players had not made regular podium appearances like that for years, and Olympic bronze in 1992 was the last major medal won.
"My features are like a man's, and my appearance is like that of a girl's people's perception of me changes and they start sexually exploiting me".
9 HGPS individuals have a high-pitched voice, do not reproduce, and their appearance becomes like that of an older person with time. 1, 8 Additional findings that are present in some but not all affected individuals include excessive ocular tearing, photophobia, exposure keratitis, and Raynaud's phenomenon.
A safer polypropylene version was released in 2000, but it lacked the threaded, almost wood-like, appearance that appealed to the original buyers.
Its gray, drum-shaped exterior, propped up on four massive concrete legs, has a bunker-like appearance that seems to keep the city at a distance.
Note the distended oesophagus with a beak-like appearance that extends toward the consolidation of the left lower lobe (arrow).
Cell surface layers (S-layers) are common structures of the bacterial cell envelope with a lattice-like appearance that are formed by a self-assembly process.
