That appeared to settle the matter; even Melvin could not disagree.
Donald's penalty five minutes after the break appeared to settle the nerves of the partisan crowd; it came after Yachvili had missed one of his own.
At his press conference on Thursday, Trump appeared to settle the issue by declaring — or reigniting — a war on the media.
Captain Cook had appeared to settle the matter in 1774, when he noted the existence of "firm fields and vast mountains of ice" making passage to southern latitudes beyond 71 degrees near impossible.
His statement appeared to settle the issue after the shadow Chancellor, John McDonnell, contradicted assurances from both the deputy leader, Tom Watson, and shadow foreign secretary, Hilary Benn, that Labour would not consider leaving the EU under any circumstances.
The 1899 tribunal decision appeared to settle the dispute between Venezuela and Guyana and a commission of officials from both countries thrashed out the details of the boundary in 1905.
This might appear to settle the question of the beliefs of the Skeptic, since it does seem as though the Skeptic, in saying what appears to him, states the content of these appearances, and not just that things appear thus-and-so (see above, 3.4).
ODI and T20 veteran Luke Wright was in next but never looked at ease during nine balls which brought just one run, before Yorkshire's Joe Root, who scored a century in the pre-series warm-up match, appeared to settle the tourists' nerves with a calm knock.
Moreover, in the case of legal interpretation, Dworkin appears to settle for the argumentative social practice of law as the original to be interpreted (Dworkin 1986, p63).
