Sentence examples for appearance-driven from inspiring English sources

"Nothing changes, it's an appearance-driven thing.

Nothing changes, it's an appearance-driven thing," she told Good Housekeeping magazine.

Nothing changes, it's an appearance-driven thing," the actor and writer told Good Housekeeping magazine.

Earlier this month she revealed she had to lose weight for the latest film, saying: "Nothing changes, it's an appearance-driven thing".

The 59-year-old actress may have played one of the franchise's most iconic characters, but it seems she too has fallen victim to Hollywood's "appearance-driven thing".

In architecture, an activity dealing in ideas rather than commodities, branding and marketing hardly feature in the business development strategies of most firms - a major, potentially costly oversight, especially in an appearance-driven marketplace.

Did Snowden's question provide a platform for misinformation, or did his appearance drive discussion of Russian surveillance, making that country's President appear foolish by providing an answer that is all but universally viewed as false?

If chattering cable television appearances drove magazine sales, Newsweek would be ubiquitous.

In addition, the researchers' pronouncements, often amplified in television appearances, drove stocks to unheard-of levels and made the analysts popular with individual investors.

For he not only laid waste the sea-coast, as Tolmides had done before, but also, advancing far up into the mainland with the soldiers he had on board, by the terror of his appearance drove many within their walls; and at Nemea, with main force, routed and raised a trophy over the Sicyonians, who stood their ground and joined battle with him.

(One lingering mystery: Did pop sensation Harry Styles' appearance drive added business? We'll never know).