Sentence examples for appears more of from inspiring English sources

Each year Opera Holland Park, nicknamed the People's Opera, appears more of an urban miracle.

Arsène Wenger appears more of a conundrum, though in fact the whole argument is well-rehearsed and wearily familiar.

His latest trip to Grozny appears more of a courtesy call, it is unclear whether he plans to spend any time living in his new Chechen abode.

'Italy is permanently damaged' Today, Moretti appears more of an armchair observer – wearied from the battle and increasingly sceptical about the end result, a man at a personal and professional crossroads.

Indeed, as Mr. Cuomo puts the finishing touches on his second State of the State address, which he will deliver on Wednesday, and lawmakers prepare to return to Albany for a new legislative session, the governor appears more of a force than ever.

Photograph: Andrew Redington/Getty Images Updated at 5.19pm BST 5.00pm BST Tiger splashes from the bunker at 4. He's not got a lot of green to work with, and he nearly holes from the sand, but the ball squirts six feet past, leaving him with a par saver that would have looked like a gimme 30 minutes ago, but after those two recent putts suddenly appears more of a test.

This changed the appearance of the fortress, making it appear more of a fortified house than a fortress.

At the NATO meetings on Friday, Marshal Sergeyev presented a seven-step plan so vague in outline that it appeared more of a debating agenda than a blueprint.

They quite like winding up Labour by promising to curb their power base in Scotland, although the SNP might appear more of a threat to that right now.

The dead leg that forced David Luiz off the field will be cause for concern, although it appeared more of a precaution for the Chelsea defender.

Besides, she said, Mr. Romney, who is Mormon, appears more tolerant of people of other faiths.