Sentence examples for ways of appearing from inspiring English sources

The fixes it is introducing are cheap and easy ways of appearing less "irritating and confrontational", as Mr O'Leary describes his airline's current customer-service ethos.

However, they allow that there are other ways of appearing in the complete inventory of the world than by virtue of existing.

For Brentano ([1874] 1973) says, 'We speak of presentation whenever something appears to us.' And one may take ways of appearing as equivalent to ways of seeming, in the sense proper to phenomenal consciousness.

Considered from a historical point of view it shows that at least within the tradition of occidental philosophy the opposition between thinking and being lies at the bottom of the most influential attempts (with very few exceptions like Parmenides and possibly Spinoza) to give a philosophical account of the essence of reality and its multifarious ways of appearing to us.

Spurrier has a way of appearing to blame himself while actually blaming his players.

Movie presidents have a way of appearing blander, and better looking, than the real thing.

Probably, it was their way of appearing reasonable and open to negotiation.

But simulating lays majesté is a cheap way of appearing, rather than being, subversive.

He has a way of appearing simultaneously deadpan and deeply sincere.

"Employing a brand-name private chef is a way of appearing to have taste".

China stories have a way of appearing this way — in our press, we see a lot of victims.