Sentence examples for question appearances from inspiring English sources

By awakening the impulse to question appearances and by bringing order to mythological interpretation, allegory imparts cultural values.

Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat leader, has long decried the war along with his colleagues (the Lib Dems were the only main party to oppose it)—in 2010, in his first Prime Minister's Questions appearance as deputy prime minister, he described it as "illegal", a claim he later had to clarify.

"It's a question of appearances".

There is also the obvious question of appearances.

In an interview, Mr. Blumenthal said, "It is a question of appearances and his ability to be taken seriously because he says he is an objective reporter".

There is the obvious question of appearances, however, which would complicate any efforts by Mrs. Clinton to continue to raise money.

This is a question of appearances.

Then there is the question of appearance.

A colloquy follows with 3 Voices discussing the question of appearance & reality in politics.

Griffin's Question Time appearance last October, with its gurning and yammering, shocked his supporters within the BNP and appeared to weaken his authority.

Beard told the New Yorker she had taken a similarly benevolent approach with another internet abuser who called her evil following her Question Time appearance.