Sentence examples for appears self from inspiring English sources

Although this definition appears self evident, its full implications are often overlooked (Feinberg et al, 2004; Boulanger et al, 2009).

If an image appears self made, and has a naming convention that came from a digital camera, be especially cautious before you delete.

He appears self-effacing but refuses to give his age, which friends say is 59.

Perhaps the most notable feature of the new gaming is that it appears self-perpetuating.

Mr. Wahlberg's acting seems more a matter of being, while Mr. Bale's appears self-consciously performed.

And Mr. Harold often appears self-conscious and ill at ease, as if acting against his own instinct.

And yet, for all the hand-wringing that accompanies any discussion of the current crop of American-born players, there is one truth that appears self-evident.

Though influenced by the religious myths of Mesopotamia, Asia Minor, and Egypt, Greek literature has no direct literary ancestry and appears self-originated.

I'd say that the 2011 grille looked rapacious and the 2012 appears self-satisfied, but only FX owners are likely to notice the change.

In the course of a full week of editorial and advertising sessions, the only time she appears self-conscious in front of the camera is when Roland is behind it.

There is, similarly, a resistance to delving into the murk on the unionist side, chiefly to protect the mainly Protestant Troubles-era security forces from scrutiny.This appears self-defeating.