Sentence examples for appearance to it from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, everything has a certain cheap appearance to it that I can't get past.

By the time of the 1920 Democratic National Convention in San Francisco, whatever Owen's own ambitions, his candidacy had a "favorite son" appearance to it.

(Garrison 1988, 28-29) In the months before he allegedly single-handedly killed Kennedy, Oswald did everything to show the world he was a Marxist short of walking the streets with a sandwich board reading: "Look At Me! I'm A Commie!" The whole story about Oswald's prodigious ideological loyalty to Marxism has a contrived appearance to it.

There is already a members only outfit on Runescape called Rogue's Armour that has a ninja-like appearance to it.

Their video, Nick Clegg Says Sorry (The Autotune Remix), altered the deputy prime minister's appearance to make it appear he is singing his apology - and looks set to be released as a charity single.

Ms Spelman said the retreat, and her Commons appearance to announce it, was "not a question of humiliation – it is my choice".

If they don't you're stuck in this bit and there really isn't any bailing on it because I've switched my appearance to do it.

Since it takes very short time from the time of blastopore appearance to ACE, it is difficult to know exactly the embryonic stage from the external morphology.

The Police Department and its officials are barred by law from fund-raising: it would leave a powerful law enforcement agency indebted, in fact or in appearance, to people it might one day find itself investigating, monitoring or even charging.

With a similar appearance to canvas, it can be dyed, printed, and treated to give different types of texture.

She has been busy and, she will tell you, she has the harried, sleep-deprived appearance to prove it.