Sentence examples for how he appeared from inspiring English sources

"I haven't a clue how he appeared but I'm really glad he did.

Mr. Weston said he was sensitive to how he appeared in the neighborhood, given his relationship with the police.

Even the misinformation was often useful — if Christ became more relevant as a Taoist sage, that was how He appeared.

Lipsky went on, "So, finally, I said, 'I know how you feel about Jabotinsky and how he appeared to your generation.

Excessively preoccupied about how he looked and how he appeared to others, he responded to his girlfriend's doubts by suddenly buying two prestige Audis – a his and a hers – just before the crash.

Mr. Obama was thought to have done poorly not because of what he did or didn't say, but partly because of how he appeared when he wasn't talking — bored, regal and miffed.

Shakespeare shows how he appears to the world: honest Iago.

It's a contrast between how he appears and how he really is, which is completely together.

The way Fiennes looks in the film is larger-than-life yet uncannily close to how he appears in the flesh.

Suddenly he was a star, a leading man, youthful and matinee-idol handsome, which is how he appears in "Saint Joseph and the Christ Child," a radiant picture from late 17th- or 18th-century Peru at the Brooklyn Museum.

Actually, and perhaps misleadingly, this is only how he appears in flashback, in relatively brief sections showing Holmes in his heyday as the legendary London detective and superhero of the mind.