Sentence examples for means appears to from inspiring English sources

What any of it truly means appears to be a matter of not-very-sublime irrelevance.

And his decision to solve the Wukan impasse through peaceful means appears to have been a one-shot gesture, say activists who point to a spate of recent protests over illegal land grabs that ended in violence.

Ms. Marling, who also starred in and was a writer on the recent independent feature, "Another Earth," another low budget movie that intelligently made the most of its limited means, appears to be on her way to figuring out that question.

This makes it almost impossible to move forward since any compromise over the means appears to threaten each party's brand and leads too many politicians to resist reaching across the aisle.

Finally, Washington politics has limited Mr. Obama's ability to try to break the logjam if that means appearing to distance himself from Israel.

Thus, a small λ indicates that group means appear to differ.

There were substantial differences between the mean XX oocyte pool sizes across the three crosses and the XX and single X means appeared to covary (Fig. 3A).

Finally, Mr. Lowenfels argued that in some arbitration opinions, panelists have said they were concerned about treating plaintiffs equitably even if it meant appearing to go beyond the law to do it.

Normalcy for these young people had sexual connotations: it meant appearing to be 'good girls' rather than 'bad girls', that is appearing to be sexually responsible individuals who were not promiscuous.

His ambitions are modest, and his means appear to be even more so, as he is shown going about his training in a sadly underequipped amateur boxing club.

It seems that he is trying to use the ends to justify the means — ignoring the fact that the means appear to be inadequate and are leading to ends that may be worse than where we started.