Sentence examples for into appearances from inspiring English sources

Mom, into appearances and "shoulds," made me come downstairs.

Under the auspices of the American Anti-Slavery Society, the Grimké sisters began to address small groups of women in private homes; this practice grew naturally into appearances before large mixed audiences.

Is our system shallow enough — and in particular, are our media so much into appearances rather than reality — that it's OK to lie to win an argument, with no further consequences?

But Ms. Blizzard, hoping to leverage her most recent victory into appearances at bigger clubs, said that beauty pageants engender a particularly pitched quality of "nuttiness" because of the sole focus on beauty.

She is perhaps the only Strictly Come Dancing contestant to have parlayed her mastery of the cha-cha-cha into appearances on BBC1's late night politics show This Week.

But, when you consider the historical collapses that Warhol heralded (of élite culture into mass culture, of creativity into commerce, and, with a metaphysical shudder, of reality into appearances of reality), even the strongest subsequent spawn of the art world seems a mite precious.

If the meaning invoked by a work is not independent of the work that summons it, the work is the occasion of the coming-into-appearance of that meaning.

"I'm always hoping to deform people into appearance; I can't paint them literally," he said.

So, we would say that what we used to call essence is found in appearance, essence is mixed into appearance.

When dried at room temperature the precipitated struvite turned into appearance of small rocky blocks (Fig. 2).

I began to see immediate results, transforming from a slightly pudgy duckling who never put much thought into his appearance into a sleeker, more muscular swan.