Sentence examples for appears to start from inspiring English sources

The underlying metabolic defect is unknown, but the disease appears to start with the secretion of unusually thick and sticky mucus.

The condition appears to start with an individual's voluntary control of food intake in response to social pressures such as peer conformity.

Look (as Gove appears to start every sentence he utters), a chap of any political persuasion is entitled to extol the virtues of the music he likes, or indeed any music his press officer tells him to (we all remember the Gordon Brown/Arctic Monkeys debacle), but I just can't imagine why he would find chap-hop to his taste.

It was one thing for us to cope with baggy, malformed women when Scott Fitzgerald was around to cheer us on...it's too much to ask us to accept girls whose pelvis appears to start just below the chin and look as though they had been hacked out of an old elm stump.

Best of all, though, was when he actually started explaining the nuts and bolts of some of Ligeti's techniques in his Piano Concerto, such as his use of different metres simultaneously, and how, despite the conductor's beat remaining the same in the fourth movement, the music appears to start slowly and accelerate into a fevered allegro.

The consultation is based on a similar experiment that lasted a year in Canada, but the coalition's big conversation with the public on the debt crisis will be much more brief, and appears to start after departments are supposed to make their initial submissions to the Treasury.

Lebanon appeared to start the match nervously.

But each summer appeared to start as a blank slate.

Cathy Weis's multimedia dances often appear to start with play.

Then the writer got Caterina as a roommmate and the whole situation appeared to start again.

The heckling appeared to start with the New York delegation, which is heavy with Trump supporters.