Sentence examples for put appearances from inspiring English sources

The Ten Modes thus fit Sextus' description of what skepticism is: the ability to put appearances and thoughts (phainomena and nooumena) into opposition (PH 1.8, 1.31 33; cf. DL 9.78).

A scene – I can say with some degree of certainty – that would absolutely never have happened had the sophisticated Made in Chelsea star not decided to put appearances to one side to party his way around the UK for Channel 4's recent series Mark Francis Big Night Outt, in which Vandelli drops into various nightlife scenes – bashment, say, or death metal – around the UK.

Manage those perceptions to the point at which you get credit for the good work you're doing--but don't put appearance ahead of substance, because that's when your good work gets labeled as bad politics.

Instead, Aenesidemus is famous for having developed Ten Modes or Tropes forms of argument by which the sceptic puts appearances and thoughts into opposition.

The basic elements of Aenesidemus' skepticism are: the skeptic puts appearances and thoughts into opposition; this generates equipollence (isostheneia) between several appearances and/or thoughts; suspension of judgment follows; with it comes tranquility; and the skeptic leads a life according to appearances (DL 9.62, 78, 106 7).

In today's culture of the digitally distributed image, of feeds and boards and posts, Hadid's inevitably photogenic and picturesque work sometimes collected the critique of looking too good, of putting appearance before substance.

And Senator Joseph I. Lieberman has put in appearances.

(Snow White and Pinocchio put in appearances).

Hitler, Goebbels and Churchill all put in appearances.

Michael Sheen, Ioan Gruffudd, Griff Rhys Jones and Kimberley Nixon all put in appearances.

Cosima put in appearances at his bedside but was more concerned with overseeing the festival.