Sentence examples for takes appearance from inspiring English sources

The relativist about epistemic modals takes appearance here to be reality, and holds that, in addition to worlds (and maybe times), propositions can sometimes differ in their truth-value relative to contexts of assessment (roughly, the context in which the proposition is being considered).

"In Africa, we take appearance very seriously," she said.

"So we were joking that if we designed a suit for North Dakota in winter, then it would be perfectly fine for Mars!" But, aside from practical matters, does he ever take appearance into account, I ask.

Gorillaz audiences can now take appearances by De La Soul for granted.

If we take appearances at face value, that means meta-linguistic discourse (call it mentioning or quotational use) can take place in the absence of quotation marks.

To insist that any two objects presented to us in experience must be qualitatively different in some respect was, Kant said, to take appearances for intelligibilia (KRV A 264/B320).

The count-net takes the appearance of crowd as auxiliary mechanism, thus filtering out most of the backgrounds and focusing more on people's heads.

To the right and a clearer river Benue to the left and the mixture of the river southward this takes the appearance of the larger river Niger.

The complete interference pattern takes the appearance of a set of concentric rings.

Film takes the appearance of a filmstrip with sprocket holes exposed onto the emulsion.

Timmy is dressed as Frodo; Wanda and Poof are dressed as Hobbits; and Cosmo takes the appearance of Gollum.