Sentence examples for give the semblance from inspiring English sources
Whether wire reports were truly more neutral than the more partisan reporting of the pre-telegraphic era is still the subject of academic debate, but they did give the semblance of neutrality.
It makes them uncomfortable and may give the semblance of you judging them.
Another hand (partly broken) gives the semblance of Shiva hugging Parvati, with a head of matted hair.
For a short time, this gave the semblance of an 'epidemic', although it soon became clear that this was not the case and only reflected the reservoir effect.
They do stir the imagination and give the amateur the semblance of writing a script with a trusted partner.
It has to be improved, not just to protect Manning, who is 35, but also to give the Colts some semblance of a running game.
Eventually, she rented a room in the town, and my mother gave her cane chairs, cushions, and a pale-green candlewick bedspread, to give the room a semblance of home.
With regard to (A), we saw that the traditional criteria used by Web search engine companies to rank sites was based on two factors: the number of visits to a page, and the number of other pages that link to a given page; Hinman (2005) believes that this technique would seem to give the user "some semblance of objective criteria".
We try to give the animals some semblance of not being confined.
An eye was added to the model of the monster and a human scream added to the soundtrack to give the creature some semblance of humanity in its final moments.
