Sentence examples for if something appeared from inspiring English sources

Elvis could be unpredictable, famous for brandishing his.357 Magnum and shooting the TV if something appeared that angered him.

There is the natural world, and then if something appeared from beyond the natural world, as it were, it would be incorporated into an enlargement of our understanding of the limits of the natural world (this is essentially the case with dark matter, for example).

So if something appears too expensive, it often fails to sell without a bid.

If something appears amiss, especially if a pattern of such trades is turned up, the trail is followed.

If something appears in The New York Times, they see it as Times quality (either positively or negatively).

We don't seek confrontation with anyone but if something appears to be wrong we're within our rights to say so".

But in response to the budget cuts, the agency has been encouraging passengers on water taxis and ferries to pitch in by scrutinizing the boats they board -- checking for certificates, licensed captains, the proper number of passengers and well-labeled life jacket bins, among other things -- and calling the authorities if something appears awry.

So, if something appears inexpensive, multiply it to get the monthly rate.

But if something appears to be alive but does not quite fulfill that expectation, it is not undead but unalive, e.g., artificial flowers.

The skeptics engage with the idea that, if something appears to be F and not-F, it is not really (or: by nature) either F or not-F.

Unfortunately, there is a common impression that if something appears in book form it is more reliable than if it appears in some other form, when the truth can be exactly the opposite.