Sentence examples for appearing to make a from inspiring English sources

He finished his speech by appearing to make a link between the two periods.

This letter marked a turning point in their relationship, with Anne at last appearing to make a "humble submission" to Henry's love.

Hence her infuriating habit of stealing a scene, or an entire movie, without appearing to make a grab for the goods.

But the same memo pointed out that the terrorist groups "use an extreme and violent interpretation of the Muslim faith,'' appearing to make a distinction between extremists and other Muslims.

[C5.] ROSY FUTURE Appearing to make a case for either its independence or a higher offer from Microsoft, Yahoo sought to assure investors of its financial health by releasing an unscheduled yet upbeat outlook for the next two years.

"He said, following giving evidence, which ended a period of time he found extremely stressful, he experienced a surge of adrenalin, which resulted in him appearing to make a flippant remark on impulse and as an act of bravado.

Can I risk damaging relations by appearing to make an accusation?

Zaha has been charged with improper conduct after appearing to make an offensive gesture towards the Leeds fans.

Lee appeared to make a mental note.

The stadium scientist appeared to make a mental note.

Characters appear to make a connection with the tightly coiled protagonist, never to resurface.