Sentence examples for appearance of coming from inspiring English sources

Seeking to avoid the appearance of coming on too strong, the campaign stood by as she accused Mr. Obama of "palling around with terrorists".

But then there's the optics problem, especially if those increases have the appearance of coming on the backs of people who struggle to afford lifesaving interventions for their children.

Because the window is so far back in the pictorial space, where perspective is becoming faint, the proximity of the flowers to the crucifix lends them the appearance of coming "forward in space, as if [they] had suddenly grown from the top of the crucifix in front of it". Ward does not believe this a trick of the eye resulting from loss of perspective towards the high reaches of the panel.

This type of shelf has the appearance of coming straight out of the wall without supports.

An interactive calendar of coming appearances follows the travels of all the contenders as they head into the first nominating contests and beyond.

When the bearing is damaged, the appearance of spallings comes to disturb this signal, thus modifying this distribution.

His most notorious appearance, of course, came in 1968, when he tangled with Gore Vidal over America's policy in Vietnam.

The appearance of fatalism comes from concluding that we have no moral responsibility to enact the Great dao in our actions.

His final appearance of June came in the first game of a June 30 with the Boston Braves, in which he pitched two innings and allowed one hit.

His fourth appearance of 2002 came in Spike Lee's drama 25th Hour, playing an English teacher who makes a devastating drunken mistake.

The appearance of elitism comes from a sense that the president's team "just doesn't get it," that they are insensitive to the plight of ordinary Americans.