The phrase "appears to everyone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a perception or observation that is shared by a group of people.
Example: "The solution to the problem appears to everyone as the most logical choice."
Alternatives: "seems to all" or "is evident to everyone".
The tumultuous clamor of the battle is meant to signify the sensory hallucinations that appear to everyone at the moment of death.
The Wimbledon final, the last game of that match, in terms of how I was, like, how it would have appeared to everyone else.
In the second term Jordan Lewis – appearing to everyone else like a man shaping to take a 55-metre set shot – looked to Sam Mitchell just as likely to change course at the last minute and spear a pass into the corridor.
At one of those locally and predictably catered East Hampton cocktail parties--tiny sandwiches, tiny shrimp, tiny tomatoes--the hostess suddenly appeared, to everyone's amazement, with an enormous molded pate en croute.
Instead, Jonathan hit the ball solidly and then, with all the energy in his 11-year-old heart, tried to stretch what appeared to everyone else to be a single into a double.
When she began to miss — when it appeared to everyone watching that she was lost — she told herself to "enjoy the match and to try to fight for every point," she said afterward.
I can't tell anymore.' "As much fun as it must appear to everyone to be in a megahit," Broderick added, "we're also aware of people's resentment.
The New Yorker, July 31 , 1971P. 26 At one of those locally and predictably catered East Hampton cocktail parties--tiny sandwiches, tiny shrimp, tiny tomatoes--the hostess suddenly appeared, to everyone's amazement, with an enormous molded pate en croute.
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