Sentence examples for appearance of control from inspiring English sources

But the Welsh party is licking its wounds from the leadership battle, and has been damaged by the appearance of control from London.

To those of us who have only known Van Basten from the distance of the audience's perspective, who admired and revered him as one of the world's greatest players with a gentlemanly image off the pitch, it was a stark reminder that the appearance of control and confidence can be so badly deceptive.

Roméo Dallaire is the 'lion' because he acted courageously with an appearance of control and confidence.

Like most demagogues, she is first concerned with self and the appearance of control, so today -- five days after the tragedy -- she filled the gaping silence from Camp Palin with a stilted seven minute video stunt that she, again, posted on Facebook.

Representative examples of the histological appearance of control and treated tibiae are shown in Figures 1B E.

Dexamethasone improved the growth, the maximum number of cell population doublings, and appearance of control and FSHD myoblasts, as did regular additions of basic fibroblast growth factor.

By approaching this process through its geographical dimension, from the beginning of the 6th millennium BC, one can measure the simultaneity of certain facts, be they social (the affirmation of elites), territorial (the appearance of controlling sites), or technical (first copper metallurgy, intensification of salt exploitation).

Figure  1 illustrates the NIR appearance of controls and study eyes after qualitative judgment made by one observer looking at all patients and controls in a masked and randomized order.

When the cells were exposed to QMix™, the cell number was similar to that of the control group, and the nuclei were green, which was similar to the appearance of the control cells.

"The corporate governance of large banks was characterised by the creation of Potemkin villages to give the appearance of effective control and oversight, without the reality".

The appearance of imperial "control stamps," early forerunners of hallmarks, show most of this material to be of the 6th and 7th centuries.