Sentence examples for appearance of floating from inspiring English sources

"I would like the cube to have more the appearance of floating," he said.

It is best known for its 6th-century shrine, which was built on tidal land and has the appearance of floating on the sea during high tide.

As with the Balancing Barn, it's possible to have a structural quibble here: presumably, the heavy, sculptural forms of the gables are meant to give the appearance of floating above the glass-enclosed ground floor, but the effect is more that of simply squatting atop glass walls.

The destruction of the alveolar bone gives the appearance of "floating teeth".

Panoramic radiographs may show severe alveolar bone destruction, which produces the appearance of "floating teeth" (Fig. 14) [26].

The actors' bodies blocked the camera's view of the suspension wires, creating a very believable appearance of floating.

Noting the weather that preceded the appearance of the floating snowballs, he speculated that snow from a recent winter storm had remained intact on the water's surface instead of melting.

(The titular line from Clive Barker's Hellraiser—"We have such sights to show you"—feels appropriate, as would the sudden appearance of a floating Lemarchand box in the game).

Relatively little clumping is observed by visible light microscopy and the appearance of free floating gas vesicles in the media coincides with the noted increase in optical density at 600 nm.

As a first step toward assessing differences among digestion conditions, the postdigestion sample appearance, including the clarity of the sample, the size of the pellet, and presence of floating particulate are summarized in Table 1.

"He was just kind of floating around".