Sentence examples for first glance say from inspiring English sources

Moreover, harms that appear comparable at first glance, say, causing a certain kind of injury, are generally morally worse in and of themselves, when inflicted upon a paradigmatic person than on a merely sentient animal.

It turns out that they are not quite what they seem to be at first glance, said Mahmuda Mukti, manager of a Popeye's on 125th Street in Manhattan.

"I thought it was really a person at first glance," said Alex Reiss, 21, a student from Wading River, on Long Island, who took a cellphone video of Marie first from the front, and then from the side.

Berkshire's equity holdings are even more concentrated than is apparent at first glance, said Steven Check, chief investment officer at Check Capital Management, an investment advisory business in Costa Mesa, Calif., that owns roughly $22.8 million in Berkshire stock.

"It seemed important to have a subject that wasn't too off-putting at first glance, said the new editorial director, Kurt Andersen, perhaps best known as a founder of the trouble-making Spy magazine.

"It's not a connection that seems to make much sense at first glance," says geologist Eric Force, the study's author.

At first glance, some say, his choice of a cabinet appears to show him keeping his promise to appoint professionals, untainted by the corruption and cronyism that has angered Bulgarians.

The language seems innocuous at first glance, lobbyists say.

But at first glance, officials said, Austin's death appeared to be an accident.

"Fentanyl is very difficult to detect at first glance," he said.

"He wasn't himself, but nothing is wrong at first glance," Baffert said later.