Sometime before the 1940's, the iron railings at each apartment window and the masonry balustrades at the fourth and 10th floors were stripped off, emphasizing the bare appearance of the facade.
In his review, Daniel Maidman remarked on the subjects' casual approach to their bare appearance: "Their nudity does not seem to be such a huge big deal to them - their shoulders and arms are relaxed - but their chins are raised and their eyes hooded in their direct gaze at the viewer, suggesting that they are prepared to vigorously defend their position".
Going forward, expect investment banks to recuse themselves earlier in the process even if there is the barest appearance of conflict.
This area has an aspect of great fertility, which contrasts starkly with the bare desert appearance of much of the country.
From his youthful self-portraits to his bare-chested appearance, at the age of 75, in Henri-Georges Clouzot's 1956 film The Mystery of Picasso, the artist, so fit and long-lived, enjoyed showing off his muscular body.
No, not his bare-chested appearance in a Nottingham nightclub – though that was innocent enough in an age of informers – but his brilliant catch at third slip to dismiss Cheteshwar Pujara on the final day at The Oval seemed to epitomise England's mini-transformation.
He rose to prominence for his oiled-up, bare-chested appearances as Tonga's flag bearer at the Rio Olympic Games opening and closing ceremonies, but taekwondo fighter Pita Taufatofua is now hoping to make a name for himself in another arena – at the 2018 Winter Games, as a cross-country skier.
The chapel's current bare and unadorned appearance is reminiscent of how it would have been in the Norman period.
The live-action scenes of "Notes on an Appearance" are bare, spare, and epigrammatic.
"A seven-figure soft-money donor directly lobbying the president for a controversial and indefensible pardon is at bare minimum a huge appearance problem, and potentially far worse," said Fred Wertheimer, one of the country's experts on campaign finance.
The scholar Doris Green remembers that when the national dance company of Guinea, Les Ballets Africains, first came to America in 1959 after great success in Paris, the appearance of bare-breasted women caused offense here.
