Sentence examples for example the appearance of from inspiring English sources
For example, the appearance of two kinds of plants is characteristically different.
For example, the appearance of the natural world, with its rich diversity of shapes, colours, and life, is universally appreciated.
But there is always a sense of involvement, in part because you are eager to find out what will happen next — for example, the appearance of the astrologer Astradamors, an S&M aficionado, and his obliging, whip-wielding wife Mescalina.
For example, the appearance of new doublets or increased splittings is related to crystallisation, while an increase in singlet band area, at least at higher draw ratios, is indicative of coarse slip.
(A VI vi 53/RB 53) In other words, everything that takes place in the universe really is expressed by each finite mind, but the infinite perceptions present in the mind – from the butterfly's flight in the Amazonian jungle to the penguin's waddling in Antarctica – are usually too minute or too indistinct to outweigh, for example, the appearance of this computer screen or the feeling of hunger.
For example, the appearance of the spectre is stressed by the vibrations of a bell in the signalbox and a recurring red motif connects the signalman's memories of a train crash with the danger light attended by a ghostly figure.
Here, most of the collaborative drawings of the paper model skeleton, for example, had the appearance of a single individual's drawings: students had accommodated their partner's style of mark-making and adapted their own to such an extent that an almost entirely harmonious, singular 'compromise' approach had been wordlessly established.
Although some commentators (including myself, for example) criticised the appearance of outlets selling global brands like Calvin Klein, Levi's and Puma in an area of east London known more for small independent fashion stores, it is doing very well and drawing huge crowds, especially at weekends.
Sex is one of the most common reasons: Some orchids, for example, mimic the appearance of female bees to lure male bees that pollinate them.
Both groups insist, for example, that the appearance of the major groups of organisms is dependent upon the action of God.
In particular he cited the example of the appearance of Gerry Adams on the BBC's On the Record in September 1993, in which he spoke about the prospect of peace in Northern Ireland.
