Sentence examples for appearance of great from inspiring English sources

No flashy cars, no appearance of great wealth.

If there is no satisfactory explanation for the appearance of great genius, it is not too difficult to articulate the cultural conditions that extinguish it.

By maintaining an appearance of great strength and great will, Presidents since the time of Kennedy had hoped to avoid the catastrophe for mankind which would occur if the nation's full strength should ever actually be used.

There is a slight sense of afterthought about the appearance of Great Heavens in the field, as she was supplemented on Thursday at a cost of €100,000 (£81,000) after her full-brother Nathaniel, who is in the same ownership, succumbed to a virus.

They may have the appearance of great age, but everything here was impressively rebuilt from rubble after World War II.

Steinschneider wrote of this work that the "abundance of its citations was sufficient to confer on those who copied from it the appearance of great erudition" (Hebraeischen Übersetzungen, 422), and the same can be said regarding the De'ot ha-Filosofim.

When all the factors are taken together, the rise gives the appearance of greater efficiency, with more admissions, more discharges and shorter lengths of stay.

A more complex instruction might give the appearance of greater precision but, given the limits of our understanding of the human mind, it would in reality lead only to greater speculation.

In the words of one interior designer, Philip C. Gorrivan, "Anything that adds dimension to a ceiling gives the appearance of greater height". At the International Designer Showhouse of the American Hospital of Paris Foundation in October in New York, he added depth with a high shine.

The Democrats are hoping that their unified front will give them the appearance of greater party strength than the Republicans, whose platform meetings continue to provide a forum for fierce debate over abortion.

Judge Prytkov's decision suggested a willingness by the Kremlin to tolerate Mr. Navalny's often stinging criticism of Mr. Putin in exchange for the appearance of greater legitimacy for the Russian political system.