Sentence examples for outward semblance from inspiring English sources
Ovid's talent is not of that highest order which can pierce the outward semblance of people and things and receive intimations of a deeper reality; but what he could do, few if any poets have ever done better.
But woe betide those blinded by her beauty, which is almost literally skin-deep – one of the most frightening things about her is that she smells "metallic" when she's angry, as though a secret interior furnace blazes up, burning off her soft outward semblance.
In the capital, there was a semblance of outward calm — people went to work, African women walked by with loads on their heads, and pairs of white women went jogging through neighborhoods with names like Trelawney, Avondale, and Belgravia — but the tortured bodies of missing M.D.C. members were still turning up, and Tsvangirai and many of his fellow party members were living in semi-hiding.
Have the color facing outward.
And it's still only a semblance.
Over time, a semblance of normalcy returned.
A semblance of normal life has returned.
Some semblance of spring had momentarily arrived.
Outward appearances are important.
A semblance of political comedy.
