Sentence examples for make no appearance from inspiring English sources

In Mark, for that matter, the two miraculous engines that push the story forward at the start and pull it toward Heaven at the end — the Virgin Birth and the Resurrection — make no appearance at all.

While viewing thin-ideal magazine advertisements with their daughter, mothers were instructed to make either negative comments about their own weight, shape, and diet or to make no appearance or diet related comments.

Johnson's counsel insisted that he make no appearance at the trial, nor publicly comment about the proceedings, and except for a pair of interviews in April, he complied.

The entry for the first show on 8 January 1985 said: These continued throughout the original broadcast run: Other entries make reference to Mendelssohn, Anita Harris and others who would make no appearance on the actual show.

These are important mathematical and statistical developments over the last forty years that make no appearance in many statistics classes and journals.

The buzz words that have been filling the airwaves like swarms of gnats ("public option," "death panels") make no appearances in this engrossing collection of testimonials about life, death and the care of the ailing body.

Tetris, for example, perhaps the most universal electronic game of all time, makes no appearance.

Unfortunately, the once-prolific headline maker known as A-Rod made no appearance in the clubhouse to address the subject.

James makes no appearance by name in James Wood's impressive essay on Ian McEwan, another pretty unJamesian writer.

Curiously James makes no appearance in an early biography by Joan Evans, his much younger half-sister.But one brush with scandal had lasting effects.

Fans of Inspector Maigret, Simenon's most famous invention, should be warned that the seductively world-weary French copper makes no appearance in "Red Lights".