Sentence examples for appearance notable from inspiring English sources

Baab said the creature would have had a striking appearance, notable for its tiny head, a condition known medically as microcephaly.

For a woman supposedly liberated about sex, it's disappointing to note that she rates her sexual partners more highly if they compliment her on her appearance (notable mentions being that she "has a nice rack").

It appears likely that activity on both sides will involve appearances notable more for their political symbolism — and attacks against the other side — than any attempt to come up with ideas for dealing with the problems.

This is Autolycus, a thieving and clever rogue (quite lovable, actually), who is played by Bronson Pinchot with a fluid string of the unidentifiable accents that have made his screen appearances notable and who, called on to sing, exhibits a surprisingly pleasant tenor.

Yellen's appearance was notable for its non-notability.

The Islamic College audience was apparently grateful but didn't find his appearance especially notable as they returned to the business of their meeting.

That appearance was notable because Alex Rodriguez slapped the ball out of Arroyo's glove as he attempted to tag Rodriguez, who was running to first base.

What made Gorsuch's appearance especially notable was that it took place at the Trump International Hotel in Washington, which is the focus of several pending cases that may well wind up before the Supreme Court.

President Obama's remarks during the joint appearance were notable for what was left unsaid: not once did he criticize Mr. Putin over human rights or the rule of law.

(His appearance was notable in that his father, Kim Jong-il, almost never made public speeches, perhaps because of a thin speaking voice. You can see and hear the new leader delivering his speech here).

We conclude that the appearance of notable pit-mound microtopography is limited to very specific time periods and is not visible for much of the time.