Sentence examples for thought it appeared from inspiring English sources

Recently, an American photographic website, PhotoJoe.Com released a computer-generated image of how it believed Elvis would have looked at 80. Mr Guyton, of the birthplace museum, said he had seen the image and had thought it appeared "pretty close" to how he imagined Elvis would look.

They also thought it appeared to be a dry run for a possible Oscar's acceptance speech.

The ironclad's vulnerability to the torpedo was a key part of the critique of armored warships made by the Jeune Ecole school of naval thought; it appeared that any ship armored enough to prevent destruction by gunfire would be slow enough to be easily caught by torpedo.

Thought it appears to have been shot at night, all the shots are actually daytime.

The outpouring for the Texas governor has offended some Republicans who think it appears that he is being crowned.

But, at worst, "mainstream" parents will look at attachment parenting and think it appears overindulgent, exhausting and unscientific.

Whatever the critics may think, it appears that "The Great Gatsby," with a big boost from premium-prices 3-D ticket sales, is well on its way to becoming Mr. Luhrmann's highest grossing film, even adjusting for inflation.

"" I think it appears extremely rude both to patient and colleagues to appear to be looking at your phone whilst on the ward, as it is usually misinterpreted as checking texts or emails" (d8)" "" The culture of looking lazy or uninterested by playing on your phone needs to be overcome.

However, you may need to adjust the nose size if you think it appears too big or small; the first reindeer can be a good guide.

A clear example is a white woman who did not link attendance at cervical screening with being sexually active, and when asked directly whether she believed that sex could affect cervical cancer risk, she said no; she thought it 'just appeared'.

A bookseller thought it publishable, and it appeared as The Last Sherlock Holmes Story (1978).