Sentence examples for in two guises from inspiring English sources
"Tone" actually crops up in two guises in this debate.
History books seem to come in two guises these days: popular and academic.
Not to put too fine a point on it, the alien in Alien comes in two guises: vaginal and phallic.
The requisite chocolate dessert presents the chocolate in two guises, a rich cake and a creamy semifreddo, with two favorite accomplices: banana and peanut ($10).
Bach's monumental "Goldberg" Variations will be offered in two guises: in the original keyboard version by the pianist Angela Hewitt and in an arrangement performed by the Portland Baroque Orchestra, led by Monica Huggett.
(Woolfe) Face the Music with Angélica Negrón and Balún (Sunday) Angélica Negrón, a bright young Puerto Rican-American composer and keyboardist, appears in two guises: as a member of Balún, a quirky, dreamy synth-pop band, and as the creator of "El Gran Caleidscopio," a score to be performed by Face the Music, the Kaufman Center's dynamic teenage new-music ensemble.
They come in three guises: variable-rate, fixed-rate or stock market-linked.
Jubilee's specialty is mussels, offered in five guises with terrific French fries or a green salad, all for extremely reasonable prices.
That was the case, too, with a dessert of late-summer damson plums that appeared in three guises: stuffed into a tender dumpling, frozen into sorbet and poached with cinnamon syrup.
The delicate "pizzaleta" of puff pastry with langoustines or the virtually pasta-free lasagne of roasted vegetables, followed by a perfect rump steak and strawberries in five guises -- fresh, wild, sorbet, chutney and liqueur -- were superb.
Philosophical perplexity about intention begins with its appearance in three guises: intention for the future, as when I intend to complete this entry by the end of the month; the intention with which someone acts, as I am typing with the further intention of writing an introductory sentence; and intentional action, as in the fact that I am typing these words intentionally.
