Sentence examples for appearance of what from inspiring English sources
The film, which won awards at the Sundance Film Festival this year, tells the story of a young M.I.T. student, played by Ms. Marling, whose life is changed by a horrible accident and the appearance of what appears to be a twin of Earth in the sky.
I ask her why the appearance of what she eats is important.
The appearance of what was known as "bovine scrapie" was almost immediately recognised as a potential veterinary catastrophe.
Her work has the appearance of what painting should look like in this post-everything, millennial age: it is technical, but leavened with the personal.
Another sign of the failure of the commonwealth and God's displeasure was the appearance of what many people thought were witches.
There are also the distinctive radial cables, the ones that cut diagonally across, giving the bridge the appearance of what the poet Hart Crane called "choiring strings".
The panel's four scenes include one of the first appearances of what art historians call the nude bearded hero as well as figures and creatures that presage the Holy Trinity, the minotaur, and the clever beasts of Aesop.
Recently, however, both the public and business administration arenas have seen the first appearances of what these pages see as an essentially novel class of computer constructs, Directive Decision Devices.
On this account there is an objective fact of the matter, which is undiscoverable because different individuals have different appearances of what is the case, whereas given subjectivism there is no fact of the matter over and above the individual appearances which establish how each thing is for the one being appeared to.
In fact, "Power" is probably one of the first mainstream appearances of what could be called a meta-GIF.
This entire season has been about appearances, of what kind of team they seem to be, and what seems achievable for them, and how Smith seems worthy of earning long-term job security — until he seems as if he is not.
