Sentence examples for which appears more from inspiring English sources

They might capture the brooding presence of a closed door, or a seemingly endless flight of stairs, which appears more exhausting to contemplate than to actually climb.

Another explosive ingredient is ammonium picrate, derived from picric acid, the relationship of which appears more clearly in its systematic name, 2,4,6-trinitrophenol.

Earlier estimates that between 15 and 20 million Africans were transported across the Atlantic have been revised to a figure of 10 million, which appears more realistic.

The scene, which appears more than halfway through Clint Eastwood's 1992 Western, "Unforgiven," is excruciatingly long — nearly five minutes — and, watching it for the first time, you sense almost immediately that the episode is momentous.

Complicating the issue of blame still further is the fact that at least some aspects of psychopathy appear to be genetically related — not in their criminality, which appears more closely linked to classic causes, such as trauma and abuse, but in their emotional poverty.

For weeks now, the U.N. sleuths have been stuck in Kinshasa, waiting for government travel approval, which appears more unlikely every day.... Kabila's chicanery has...established that his word is every bit as unreliable as that of the U.N., whose own human-righls record in Central Africa is a tale of cavalier, imperial irresponsibility.

The other concern, which appeared more worrisome to the committee, was whether lorcaserin damages heart valves.

Also, the most impressive tape dispenser I've ever encountered, by Black + Blum ($52), which appeared more suited to cutting deli meats than measly tape.

Her first was a sprawling epic featuring a number of grizzled Hollywood old-timers such as Robert Evans and a behind the scenes look at the Oscars which appeared more surreal and glitzy than the real thing.

Much was written about Clovis by Gregory of Tours in his Histories (often called the History of the Franks), which appeared more than 50 years after Clovis's death.

Mr. Annan traveled to Syria seeking to salvage his peace plan, which appeared more precarious than ever after the massacre of at least 108 villagers in the Houla area of central Syria.