Sentence examples for may appear rather from inspiring English sources

"End Papers: Drawings, 1890-1900 and 1990-2000" taconsiderssiders the familiar argument that, in terms of art making, the end of centuries may appear rather fallow.

This recommendation may appear rather trite and unnecessary, but I am aware of only a handful of manufacturers that make any effort to do this.

In Korean shaman rituals, flutes, double reeds, fiddles, and other gongs and drums may be used that at first sight may appear rather Chinese.

While such advice may appear rather obvious, he said, there are a great many incidents of increased levels of carbon monoxide inside the home that are caused by the migration of fumes from the garage to the living space.

Emyr Roberts, chief executive of NRW, said: "To some people, a bog may appear rather barren and unimportant.

Although the assumptions underlying Albiol's paper may appear rather simplistic, the method has proven to be quite more robust than more sophisticated competitors.

If you like your comedy edgy and controversial then you won't find much to enjoy here, but even though the show may now appear rather outdated, their showmanship remains something to marvel at.

However, depending on the patient pose angle, one crest may appear hooked, rather than circular.

As documented previously, the openings of the 'transient-mixed' behaviour appear rather small and may be due to the jiggling of the plug within the TP and/or the thermally induced mobility of various domains of the protein, such as the NTD and CTDs or loops (Mapingire et al., 2009).

At the very least, probably a few more did too (since the odds on us finding the very first ones to get feathers are pretty tiny) and some fairly weak evidence suggests that feather may have appeared rather earlier in evolutionary terms, suggesting a few more theropod groups had them too.

Although the diaries may contain clues regarding the disappearance of the three atheists, the final entries appear rather pedestrian.