Sentence examples for appears in itself from inspiring English sources

It's not that what we're looking at appears in itself to be fraught with significance.

Unlike the headscarf, the burqa appears, in itself, to be a restraint on female freedom, and also symbolises what many Europeans see as the repression that women can suffer in Islam.

AM consultation appears in itself to be a therapeutic intervention working independently or synergistically with the prescribed therapy or agent for this group of patients.

His empirical analysis shows how, in small-group collaborations, the group constructs intersubjective knowledge that emerges from and appears in the discourse itself.

What the story winds up being about is the convergence of personal memories and a larger, collective memory: something, it appears, in the land itself.

Often a study for a painting looks more vitally alive than the near-perfect copy of it which subsequently appears in the painting itself.

Winner of a World Fantasy award for short fiction in 1991, this self-contained episode of Gaiman's celebrated Sandman is co-credited to William Shakespeare – or Will Shekespear, as he appears in the story itself.

And although he and his friends used the word "bug" (Wanze) when referring casually to the story, the language that appears in the novella itself is carefully chosen to avoid specificity.

The implication is that oblivion was requested not by anyone who appears in the blog itself (O'Neal is the only person I mention in my column) but by someone named in the comments written by readers underneath the blog.

But the oath appears in the Constitution itself".

Though the tale of Maya Sita told in the Ramayana adaptations is absent from the original, the concept of Maya Sita first appears in the epic itself.