Sentence examples for fundamental appearance from inspiring English sources

The satisfaction with my work comes when I can make a painting as minimal as possible and still capture the fundamental appearance of the subject matter.

Originally, in the 18th century, "phenomenology" meant the theory of appearances fundamental to empirical knowledge, especially sensory appearances.

We are now able to distinguish the enduring thing-substance, on the one side, from its variable manifestations from different points of view and on different occasions, on the other, and we thereby arrive at a new fundamental distinction between appearance and reality.

This is despite motion dazzle having been fundamental to the appearance of warships in both world wars and often postulated as the selective agent leading to repeated patterns on many animals (such as zebra and many fish, snake, and invertebrate species).

Critics argue the move comes at a time when the department is struggling to deal with more fundamental problems than appearances.

The latest of these fundamental branchings was the appearance of flowering plants about 150 million years ago.

"A neat and well-groomed appearance is fundamental to Army service," said Troy A. Rolan, an Army spokesman.

The genotype was a fundamental factor in the appearance of somaclonal variation, with some lines especially susceptible to change.

The minimum invasiveness of this methodology permits to preserve the aesthetic appearance, a fundamental requirement in monitoring of cultural heritage.

Accepting our body and our appearance are fundamental aspects of loving ourselves and our lives.

The sheriff says the change is important to maintaining a professional look for deputies on the job, but the move has generated criticism among some rank-and-file deputies and others who argue that it's a misuse of money at a time when the department is struggling to deal with more fundamental problems than the appearance of its street cops.