Sentence examples for it appears to make from inspiring English sources

The significance of the identity theory, for its supporters, is that it appears to make available the closing of a certain gap that might otherwise be thought to open up between language and world and/or between mind and world.

Now thought to be worth well over £2 billion, Isis's network of oil refineries across northern Iraq and Syria that it has overtaken is where it appears to make the majority of its money.

"Viewed from the Museumplein, the annex looks somewhat bunkerlike and, even though Mr. Kurokawa said he was seeking symbiosis of environment and architecture, it appears to make little attempt to integrate with its surroundings," Alan Riding wrote in The New York Times in 1999.

"It appears to make her look vindictive.

Now it appears to make sense to move forward with upgrading to Windows 10.

It's not harmful to everyone – though it appears to make those who harbor it more sexually aggressive".

It appears to makes a nonsense of everything we have been told about the trajectory of our environmental impacts.

But it appeared to make little impression on Republicans, who said it was a nonstarter.

None of it appeared to make much difference to these inmates.

It skewed young, and it appeared to make converts out of people who had only just heard of Sanders.

It appeared to make some progress last year, when it narrowed losses to $20.6 million in the third quarter, beating analysts' expectations.