Sentence examples for form of appearances from inspiring English sources
The rest of the voters may be swayed by lobbying in the form of appearances by high-profile nominees like George Clooney and Brad Pitt, hopefuls in one of the tightest Oscar races, best actor, where their popularity may engineer a split allowing someone else (voila, Jean Dujardin) to sneak in for the win.
But since the only candidates for such "pure intuitions" are space and time ("the mere form of appearances"), it follows that only spatial and temporal magnitudes can be exhibited in pure intuition, i.e., constructed.
Disclosure showcased the album's poppier direction in the form of appearances from newer artists; Nao's "Superego" performance felt like she was sitting me down to tell me to pull my head out my arse (something I could probably do with), while Jillian from Lion Babe sounded like Gala 2k15, which I don't think anyone can be mad at.
These marathon sponsorships in turn find their way down to athletes in the form of appearance fees (essential, because guaranteed income always trumps potential income, it's a valuable premium) and prize money for successful athletes.
Similar attitudes are shown by tribal or parochial societies to any form of appearance or behaviour that deviates from their strict norms: the stranger is not really human; he only pretends to be "like us".
The Road Runners will bring in 90 professional athletes for the marathon, and between 40 and 50 will receive some form of appearance fee, Wittenberg said, even if it is as little as $1,000.
Of the nine smaller mandalas, the most basic, which are on the lower left corner, are representations of the so-called "four mandalas" (shimandara) that Kûkai classified as the form of appearance of the hosshin.
The "external form of the inner character of a human being" (ibid., p. 322) is the ideal of beauty, when the beauty of that external form expresses the goodness of the internal character; correspondingly, the external expression of inner evil is the most hateful form of appearance.
The body surveillance subscale consists of items measuring body objectification in the form of appearance monitoring and adopting an outsider's view of the self (i.e., "I often worry about how I look to other people").
Whether you identify as female or male, society expects a certain standard of performance in the form of appearance as well as in behavior.
He hovers in the form of television appearances, and occasional, relatively brief public appearances, an echo of the man who used to barnstorm the country and wade into crowds.
