Sentence examples similar to given the semblance of from inspiring English sources

It gives the semblance of depth with absolutely no level of difficulty.

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.

Experts in glass give the semblance of magic as they manipulate their once solid medium.

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.

It makes them uncomfortable and may give the semblance of you judging them.

But how about the "garden furniture" and related appurtenances for those lofty terraces which can so easily be given the delightful semblance of a lawn?

Programming the orchestra tracks and giving them the semblance of expressive shape is painstaking work.

The crowing of his roosters at all hours, the piercing screeches from a neighbor's pet macaw and the mini-jungle of plants on our little balcony give us the semblance of being in nature.

It was set up by the Kremlin in 2008, and some critics refer to it as nothing more than a fake opposition intended to help give Russia the semblance of a true multiparty democracy.

As Community's wide-eyed Annie she manages to be both the show's moral heart and one of its most deadpan performers, while in her brief scenes as Trudie she accomplishes the impossible – giving Pete Campbell the semblance of a heart.