Sentence examples for semblance of the from inspiring English sources

"I want a semblance of the truth.

This wasn't some semblance of the old West.

A semblance of the Vienna sound unquestionably remains, even if it has faded with time.

In contrast, Peever infrequently exhibited any semblance of the common touch.

"It's the first time I've seen some semblance of the way I grew up in public.

So they had cadged some matzo and Manischewitz wine, hoping to create some semblance of the holiday.

"The bureau, as currently structured, lacks any semblance of the checks and balances inherent in the Constitution.

For almost fifteen years, his life took on a passing semblance of the one he once enjoyed.

If the accusation has a semblance of truth, the case is referred to the congregation, which decides how to proceed.

Even though the arrival of British troops restored some semblance of order, the armed rebellion, arson, bombings, and assassinations continued.

"Do they have any semblance of guilt?" The alt-left has no semblance of guilt because the "alt-left" does not exist.