Sentence examples for in light of the appearance from inspiring English sources

Some residents saw this larger presence in light of the appearance of the Angels.

In e the silvery appearance of the Leucadendron argenteum leaves is caused by a dense layer of light reflecting hairs (f).

In light of the morphological appearance of mitochondria in cells undergoing necroptosis in our study, we hypothesized that mitochondrial fission may be related to necroptotic cell death and the release of these organelles.

Despite writing that "on paper ['Medusa' is] the right episode at the right time", the two criticized the episode, noting that "the teaser never really makes sense in light of the relations offered, the appearance of the mute boy is a messy contrivance, and the ending is too abrupt".

Winehouse's spokesperson announced the cancellation of the singer's US Coachella Festival appearance in light of the new legal issue, and Winehouse appeared in court on 17 March to enter her plea of not guilty.

""Since 2005, it has become clear that CGI has found an effective model for addressing challenges around the world…." Consider this in light of the irony of the cameo appearance last evening of former Majority Leader Tom Delay on Dancing With The Stars.

In light of the Japanese move away from pacifism, Australia strengthening ties with Japan has the appearance of provoking China.

Local band Damn the Witch Siren spearheaded the protests against Kelly, refusing to play at the festival in light of Kelly's appearance.

Although he believed that the "two-player mode is just as exciting as ever", he was disappointed by the lack of a full-season mode, which he called "unforgivable" in light of this feature's appearance in Sega's NFL Sports Talk Football '93.

A "Tonight Show" spokesperson said it "decided to cancel" Macdonald's appearance in light of his comments in the press and "out of sensitivity to our audience".

In light of our results that inflammation can accelerate the appearance of Parkinson's disease symptoms, it is possible to argue that infections can exacerbate an ongoing neurodegeneration in the SN of otherwise asymptomatic patients, rendering them symptomatic and thus, clinically defined as Parkinson's disease patients.