Sentence examples for given an appearance of from inspiring English sources

Though in fact rather small, it was given an appearance of size by the composer's habit of adapting and recycling his original ideas.

The withdrawal of ambassadors may have given an appearance of unity, but the scramble last month to get the extended list of sanctions together paints a different picture: Slovenia blocked moves to include the oligarch Yuri Chizh, a friend of Mr Lukashenka.

There was however widespread phenotypic change evident with renal tubular epithelial cells appearing flattened and more epitheloid giving an appearance of tubular dilatation (Mean difference in tubular diameter +2.13 (0.07 to 4.13) μm, p = 0.044).

This gives an appearance of graininess in big enlargements.

In humans a lack of the vitamin results in defective formation of the papillae (small projections) of the tongue, giving an appearance of abnormal smoothness.

This was a middleman group to recruit intellectuals and bourgeois elements in the cities and to give an appearance of broad popular support.

There is much to suggest that conscious perception is not continuous but consists of discrete moments or "frames" which are then blended to give an appearance of continuity.

Otherwise, Mr. Landau said, Israel would be allowing an event to take place "that gives an appearance of Palestinian Authority rule and erodes Israeli sovereignty in Jerusalem".

"POLITICAL language", wrote George Orwell, "is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind".

Political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind.

Surviving structures built in this way are likely to give an appearance of indestructibility, which occasionally attracts favourable comparison with the lighter, more rapidly depreciating modern structures.