Sentence examples for appearing like that from inspiring English sources

Being actually knowledgeable about a subject keeps you from appearing like that know-it-all buffoon who talks too much at parties and doesn't really know much about anything.

Yet during this interregnum - the 1990s - it didn't appear like that.

They appear like that and through inquiry we can make friends with them.

It takes a lot of energy for a ghost to appear like that.

But it didn't appear like that in the beginning".

It's appeared like that for the past century, while the world has been transformed in every facet imaginable.

He still has pale, almost baby blue eyes, but thick lines at the corner of his mouth pull downward, making his chin appear like that of a marionette.

"People have misread what happened in 2002, and they have tried to make it appear like that was some kind of racial assault," Mr. McCall said in an interview.

But the video of the meeting between O'Kelly and Dassey reveals an encounter that – to a casual observer – could appear like that of a police officer who was trying to elicit a confession.

With the exception of Britain, the government of which increasingly appears like that of a 51st state of our Union, no other nations have joined with the United States in articulating a shared view of the Iraqi regime.

I know we are supposed to present them as extreme wickedness but they don't appear like that to lots of Labour voters who thought this was mainstream Labour policy.