Sentence examples for the appearance thereof from inspiring English sources

But selling editorial independence or the appearance thereof kills media brands.

That, however, leaves plenty of room for randomness or the appearance thereof.

Directors should avoid consulting agreements, which may compromise independence, or the appearance thereof.

She can also control her subjects' emotions, or at least the appearance thereof: "They're always happy".

Perhaps McCain did nothing corrupt, but he promiscuously accuses others of corruption, or the "appearance" thereof.

Ineptitude, or the appearance thereof, was a tactical feint to lull your enemies into a false sense of security.

On the other hand, however, Wolff also introduces his standard definition of beauty, namely "Beauty is perfection or the necessary appearance thereof, insofar as the former or the latter is perceived, and causes a pleasure in us" (Architecture, §8, p. 307), and then asserts that "A building must be constructed beautifully and decoratively" (Architecture, §18, p. 309).

While unintended, the message conveyed by the second part of this sentence feeds into common misconceptions concerning both the arbitrary nature of life and the sudden, dramatic appearance thereof at a discrete point in time.

Bias that either masks teratogenicity or creates false appearance thereof, may have adverse consequences for the health of the child and the mother.

So caps on donations to individual candidates make sense: a "financial quid pro quo", or appearance thereof, taints a $1m cheque to someone running for Congress.

The Director of National Intelligence, in consultation with the Director of the Office of Government Ethics, shall issue regulations prohibiting an officer or employee of an element of the intelligence community from engaging in outside employment if such employment creates a conflict of interest or appearance thereof.