Sentence examples for why he appeared from inspiring English sources

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Maybe that's why he appeared dissatisfied, not angry, on "The Boy's No Good".

why he appeared at that tennis court, why he took his life. . . .

The report did not mention Heung in its body text, nor explain why he appeared on its chart.

"I'm glad you asked this question, which means it will be disclosed," said Van Gaal when asked why he appeared unhappy with one of the officials.

It's why he appeared at the Brits presenting an award to Adele, and why if you have a young child you'll have seen him popping up regularly in the CBeebies schedule reading bedtime stories from space.

Romney couldn't even be sure that he could call himself a winner, which may have been why he appeared particularly lost — and why Santorum, too, got lost in his grievances, a place from which Gingrich rarely emerges.

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When asked why he appears so easygoing, he guffawed.

But this isn't at all why he appears so profoundly troubled.

That is why he appears in duplicate in the replica living-room which shares the stage with the rusting van.

Jacob Rees-Mogg has made a serious error of judgement and must explain why he appears to have ignored Searchlight's warning".

Why he appears altogether too gruff and patronizing at the beginning and distinctly uncomfortable in the role is for him and for Mr. Sabellico to know.

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