Sentence examples for growing appearance from inspiring English sources

"The point of the term is to suggest the growing appearance of the film much like the expansion of a carpet when it is rolled out".

He said many people were misled by the growing appearance of normalcy in most of the country; only four widely scattered towns or cities remain under control of Qaddafi loyalists.

Ira Konigsberg, author of the 1997 Complete Film Dictionary, informs me of the metaphoric origin: "The growing appearance of the film is much like the expansion of a carpet when it is rolled out.

The third major management change began in the mid-1970s, withethe growing appearance of what Jean LipmandBlumen and I call hot groups akin to what others have termed communities of practice.

Treatment of these parasitic diseases remains poorly effective and is complicated by the growing appearance of drug resistant parasites.

More importantly, the growing public appearance of foreign sectarian militias on the frontlines of predominantly Sunni Aleppo is a gift for sectarian forces from the other side.

As the film goes on you see her grow, change appearance, change manner, until, at the end, she's changing gender.

For example, young larvae of many swallowtail butterflies (Papilio) are white and brown and resemble bird droppings on leaves, but, as the caterpillars grow, their appearance changes such that their colours eventually serve as camouflage enabling them to blend in with the leaves and stems of plants.

They may also be grown for appearance and storage abilities rather than for flavor.

Men's high levels of body talk were symptomatic of a growing obsession with appearance, she added.

He then transformed his career and appearance, growing his hair long, dressing in black and becoming an antagonist to the global political and financial elite.