Sentence examples for in the semblance from inspiring English sources
It consisted of captured arms and standards hung upon a tree or stake in the semblance of a man and was inscribed with details of the battle along with a dedication to a god or gods.
The line in the semblance panel is the 0.7 threshold.
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Over five long decades after Nuremberg, politicians, diplomats and lawyers struggled to put in place the semblance of an international justice system.
Just as NAFTA came into effect in 1994, the semblance of political order was shattered first by the short-lived uprising by the Zapatista rebels, led by Subcomandante Marcos, a ski-masked Marxist philosopher; and then by the (still unresolved) murder of Mr Salinas's hand-picked successor, Luis Donaldo Colosio.
It did so in part because the semblance of social democracy that remained deceived enough of the discontented into believing that there was a real alternative there, e.g. Barack Obama, Francoise Hollande.
It's because the film dispenses with any obvious human elements in their make-up that it paradoxically succeeds in giving its robots the semblance of real emotion.
In a country without the semblance of an independent judiciary, anything less will lead to show trials.
No more torture, and no more throwing people in prison without even the semblance of due process.
And it's still not so easy to reach: the two-flight, roughly four-hour trip from Manila (including a layover in Cebu) has only the semblance of a schedule part of the year because of mercurial weather.
The semblance in structure between Mr. Groves's play and Mr. Kaufman's earlier one prompt a consideration of similarities between Ginsberg and Wilde, writers who in their individual métiers carried their fights for personal freedom into the public arena of a courtroom.
