Sentence examples for we might appear from inspiring English sources

"We have to let them know that we are more flexible than we might appear," he said.

According to the government's pre-budget report, we might appear to need cuts of £84bn to hit the four-year deficit target, but that's no excuse to have a fundamental spending review.

We have to distribute them for completion during one of the lectures themselves, but then there's the problem that the lecturer's presence might inhibit the students from filling in the forms honestly - because we might appear threatening, you see.

Although the five-level classification of the normalized relatedness indices we adopt might appear to be somewhat arbitrary, Table 2 reveals a number of interesting features.

But the Meat Atlas is not necessarily meant to turn you veggie - although the cover title "facts and figures about the animals we eat" might appear blunt to the more squeamish.

Dendritic cells, which probably compose at least in parts the DCs we here describe, might appear for immunological reasons in the cornea while the herpes virus affects not the cornea itself but the adjacent anterior chamber.

Once again, we would see what might appear, from looking at the government deficit, to be an austerity-to-prosperity scenario.

"If we weren't already a red, white and blue company and were sort of jumping on the bandwagon, it might appear we were somehow taking advantage of the situation," he says.

While we appreciate that it might appear as though overall locomotion differs between groups this is not the case.

Because downregulation of the cholinergic system is an essential feature in AD [ 35], we hypothesized that AA might appear endogenously in the moderate stage of AD.

For instance, if we could change a child's future sexuality through genetic intervention, it might appear that we should permit parents to engineer in either direction, because heterosexuality and homosexuality both permit the successful pursuit of a wide variety of life plans.