Sentence examples for appears personally from inspiring English sources

Lawyers observe that he often appears personally remote from specific cases.

Such legislation should give a person whose citizenship is revoked the right to challenge the action in federal court, but only if he appears personally before the judge.

Weill's "Youkali" and "Je Ne T'Aime Pas" found Ms. Flanigan emoting to the brink of tears, blending her personality with the lyrics to such a degree that she appeared personally shattered at the end of each performance.

The rating was later overturned to an 'R' after director Harvey Weinstein appeared personally before The Motion Picture Association  appeal board.

(a) A defendant has no right to appear personally, or through a representative, before the authority head.

He is scheduled to appear personally on the NBC show this weekend, two people with knowledge of the governor's plans said Friday.

The third day of the trial, which is Monday, finds Alyokhina giving up her efforts to be allowed to appear personally in court.

And he would most likely appear personally to argue major cases already wending their way to the Supreme Court, like the constitutionality of the health care law.

Laurette Taylor, Ina Claire, Luther Adler, Gertie Lawrence, and the Barrymores, to mention but a few will appear personally and larger than life at Litchfield, Westpo Amherst, Dennis, Maplewood, and Pawling.

In retirement, he was the exact opposite of the archetypal media figure who cannot rest unless he is appearing personally before a public.

Mr. Donahue sent the videotape to a meeting of investors on Thursday instead of appearing personally because he feared for his safety, aides said.