Sentence examples for western appearance from inspiring English sources

He had been given a thinner bottom lip, a higher bridge on his nose and a double-fold on his eyelids to create a more western appearance.

They reportedly asked Kayla to go with them, but she said that she didn't want to put them at risk with her obviously Western appearance.

The F.B.I. issued a warning this evening that Al Qaeda may be planning to attack passenger trains, "possibly using operatives who have a Western appearance".

It seems a battle must be fought against the powerful and pervasive message that a white western appearance is the way to go.

Lindh remained mute as the two American officers, cognizant of his Western appearance and evidently aiming to identify fleeing Al Qaeda members, tried to interrogate him.

Their son went to the Pyongyang Foreign Language School to work for the DPRK's foreign affairs ministry, and despite his western appearance, identified as a "Chosun saram [North Korean]".

In its Western appearances, the need for box-office income means that it mainly relies on the same kind of story ballets as before.

In addition to the heroine, a woman who runs a business of importing products has a completely Western-style appearance fully equipped with hats, scarfs, shoes and Western-style dresses in the latest fashion of those days, while directly managing her business and being socially active (Figure 6).

Instead of the western reality vs. appearance dialectic, Chinese discussion revolves around the contrast of natural (天 tiānnature:sky) dàos and human (人 rénhuman) or socially constructed, dàos.

Western blotting showed appearance of cleavage products of both caspase-8 and caspase-9 after incubation with Aplidin, indicating involvement of both the intrinsic and extrinsic apoptotic pathway in mediating the effects of Aplidin on apoptosis induction.

He discounted the Western focus on appearances and superficialities, which often reflected mere fashion and habit, and drew attention to the origins of culture and the unconscious and mixed motivations of people and the groups formed by them.