Sentence examples for little appearance from inspiring English sources

GL's killer new single "Hallucinate" makes a little appearance, too.

I'm going to do a little appearance on the Showtime show Nurse Jackie.

Furthermore, whereas many mollifying religious and ideological worldviews have little appearance of being evidence-based or rationally derived, IDT is presented as a scientific theory, and was proposed and developed by scientists at major academic institutions [17], [18].

Note that too many or too little appearances of pairs of distances are informative (see Methods for an explicit definition, Table 2).

In contrast to the N-cadherin+/vimentin+ cells, these N-cadherin+/vimentin− cells showed different morphology: they had small appearance with little perinuclear cytoplasm sprouting into multiple cytoplasmatic processes.

Fun with Living Fossils: Examine "living fossils" of plants and animals that persist despite changing little in appearance from forms that appeared hundreds of millions of years ago in the fossil record.

The next day, this little, private appearance was the talk of the town.

With its midcentury contours and minimalist chic, the M system has changed little in appearance since Henri Cartier-Bresson, a Leica patron saint, was photographing Gandhi.

So it was fitting when the master of the Masters decided to come out of retirement for a little cameo appearance.

It is a common practice, for example, in many modern totalitarian states to establish institutions parliaments or assemblies, elections and parties, courts and legal codes that differ little in appearance from the institutional structures of constitutional democracies.

The dog seemingly changed little in appearance from the wolf until some 15,000 years ago, when it began to move with humans into more permanent settlements, according to Dr. Robert K. Wayne, an evolutionary biologist at the University of California at Los Angeles.