Sentence examples for appears every bit from inspiring English sources

Stocky and heavily inked, Kyle appears every bit the old-school tattoo enthusiast.

Mr. Putin appears every bit as dry-eyed about the merits of liberal democracy and one-superpower worlds as he was about the demise of East Germany.

McInerny has a pained look on her face, yet she appears every bit the polished modern woman: her blond hair is curled, her red lipstick is still in place and there is a scarf tied in a perfect knot around her neck.

He appeared every bit as cantankerous as his reputation suggested.

In sum the country appeared every bit as evenly divided as it was in 2000.

He finished with 22 points and 12 rebounds and absorbed several hard hits, appearing every bit recovered from the bulging disk that cost him 13 games.

Despite losing three players from that team, the Spartans appear every bit as capable of dominating this season, perhaps more so.

He has just the right combination of gravitas and human warmth, just the right level of floppy-haired handsomeness to appear every bit as lovable and admirable as the man on the page.

With a broad smile and a touch of swagger in his remarks, Mr. de Blasio appeared every bit the political front-runner, teasing reporters, leading the crowd in chants and, in a decidedly mayoral move, translating his remarks into Spanish, with a slightly better accent than Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's.

For Hillerman, moreover, Navajo religion, with its creation myths, gods and spirits like Monster Slayer and Born of Water, is as significant as anything from ancient Greece, and, it would appear, every bit as rich in suggestion as the doings of that dysfunctional family on Mount Olympus.

The stem cells showed "no gross chromosomal abnormalities," the authors wrote, and appeared every bit as capable of differentiating into a variety of cell types as embryonic stem cells made the old-fashioned way, from excess embryos obtained from fertility clinics.