Sentence examples for which it would appear from inspiring English sources

The selections contain some horrifying material which it would appear would not encourage a child to read.

But the other matter, in which it would appear that evidential material was edited, is altogether different.

Fat is still a feminist issue – and one which, it would appear, can outweigh any level of talent one may possess.

In order for a sport to be included in the Olympic program, it must be voted into the program seven years prior to the Games in which it would appear.

"I've always done the right thing by her, and now this…" Joyce's relationship with her sister is a long-running sore, in which it would appear that Joyce has been the undeserving victim of sibling hostility.

Like the idea of the Scottish four-stages theory, a theory with which it would appear to have little in common, the very concept of post-colonialism seems to rely on a progressive understanding of history (McClintock 1992).

Oddly, the DA appears to have lost votes to a party with which it would appears to have nothing in common - the brash, populist, red-beret-sporting Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF); an indication, perhaps, that many people wanted to make a protest vote against the ANC, rather than put someone else in power.

Davidson sometimes claims (Davidson 1995a, 266) that supervenience is actually entailed by Anomalous Monism, in which case it would appear to follow that Anomalous Monism itself is an inconsistent theory entailing both that there cannot be any strict psychophysical laws (the anomalism principle) and that there must be such laws (supervenience).

I decide it's time to move on to the famed incident involving Bale which, it would now appear, has disproved the old adage that all publicity is good publicity.

There was something satisfying and historically accurate about reading, say, Lord Jim in the light green cloth, stamped in gilt, in which it would have appeared in shops in 1900.

For example, participants might read about a tree house that was photographed before being painted blue and be asked to identify the color in which it would have appeared in the photo (Table 1).