Sentence examples for appears to cast from inspiring English sources

And severe stress in early life appears to cast a long shadow.

Alain Ducasse, though, appears to cast a particular spell over some of his subordinate chefs.

The email, which appeared in The Times this morning, appears to cast doubt on the corporation's reasons for cancelling the screening of a Newsnight investigation into claims against the late DJ.

He appears to cast his lot with the "matter-of-fact Jewishness" of Sigmund Freud, who made mighty contributions to western culture though he credited his Jewish origins for making them possible.

They are also unhappy that part of the curriculum appears to cast doubt on the evidence for man-made climate change, even though governments, the UN and the overwhelming majority of scientists accept that it is happening.

Information published by Bahrain's official government news service appears to cast doubt on claims by the Fifa presidential candidate Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim al-Khalifa that he was not involved in taking action against athletes involved in pro-democracy demonstrations in 2011, the Guardian can reveal.

But the foreign minister appeared to cast doubt on that.

But the justice minister's comments appear to cast doubt on the possibility.

But in an interview today with German television, Mr. Haider appeared to cast scorn on the document.

IN LABOUR'S first term in office, Gordon Brown appeared to cast a magic spell over the country's finances.

Standing behind him, the wife of New Jersey governor Chris Christie, Mary Pat, appeared to cast a disapproving glance when he made the remark.