Sentence examples for created an appearance from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the mother, Ilsa Kaye, had argued that the Web site created an appearance of impropriety and bias.

In my view, the arrangement was ill-advised and created an appearance that could be construed by some as corrupt, but was not in actuality.

By vacationing in a small group with Mr. Cheney and taking things of value, Justice Scalia created an appearance of bias in Mr. Cheney's favor.

The judgment, with Lord Hoffmann on the majority side, was overturned on the grounds that his links with Amnesty, a party to the case, created an "appearance of bias" and disqualified him from sitting as a judge.

A New Jersey Supreme Court justice should be censured because he created an appearance of impropriety when he interceded in a dispute between his son and a high school football teammate, a state panel said yesterday.

The Long Island Power Authority created an appearance of impropriety when it spent at least $45,000 on public opinion polls that asked customers, among other things, for their opinions on local, state and national politicians, according to a report released yesterday by the state comptroller, Alan G. Hevesi.

Dwarf western mock orange, a Northwest native, has thin branches, which spray out, creating an appearance of a fountain three feet high.

Consulting by decision makers may create an appearance that businesses can influence the direction of research, an appearance that Dr. Zerhouni said must be avoided.

A few days later, Il Giornale began publishing the stolen tapes to great political effect, creating an appearance of moral equivalence between Berlusconi and his political opponents.

"They worked hard to create an appearance of inclusiveness on the platform in Philadelphia a couple of weeks ago," he said.

"Foreclosures may result in vacant homes that may invite crime and create an appearance of market distress, diminishing the market value of other nearby properties," she said.