Sentence examples for appearing to fall from inspiring English sources

Reviewers occasionally chided Mr. Unsworth for appearing to fall victim to his own exhaustive research.

And the context has changed, with the burden appearing to fall squarely on Wall Street, and not on taxpayers.

By showing Simon Cowell appearing to fall into a trance – worse still, a trance that made him nice to people – that trust had been betrayed.

London First, a business-funded lobbying outfit, points out that the LEZ's cost-benefit ratio is the highest of any project that TfL is currently funding, appearing to fall outside central-government guidelines.

He wrote: Users pining for a simpler time guided Harry Belafonte, the New York-born crooner, to Twitter fame after video surfaced of Mr. Belafonte, 84, appearing to fall asleep during a television interview.

This may be due to the fact that students could watch the video demonstrations as much as they needed without worrying about the peer pressure of appearing to fall behind, a situation students might encounter in a face-to-face class.

Recently, a third pillar appeared to fall.

Gambling appears to fall within that category.

The Senate bill appears to fall short of that threshold.

-- appeared to fall under the planning agency's jurisdiction.

This latest story appears to fall into that category.