Sentence examples for written appearance from inspiring English sources

That well-known cockney rhyming slang term for the Flying Squad – the Sweeney – makes its first written appearance here, but some other terms mean different things today.

The wall information is exceptionally clear; the rudiments of the Japanese language and its written appearance are explained succinctly, and this enhances an aesthetic appreciation of many of the objects.

Although archaeological excavations have revealed evidence of settlements dating back to the Neolithic Period, the first written appearance of the name București dates from 1459, when it was recorded in a signed document of Vlad III (the Impaler), the ruler of Walachia.

Fuck observes that the original use of the word is unknown to scholars, noting that its earliest written appearance was in the 1475 poem "Flen flyys".

The first written appearance of the word "bhakti" seems to have been in the ancient text, the Shvetashvetara Upanishad (ca. 500-400 BCE), and was first elaborated by Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita (ca. 500-100 BCE) as one of four yogas, or paths to liberation--the others being the yoga of action (karma yoga), the yoga of knowledge (jnana yoga), and the yoga of meditation (dhyana yoga).

She developed in her writing the appearance of the unadorned simplicity of a mind in rigorous thought.

Over time, he wrote, "the appearance and increasing use of the new currencies would, of course, decrease the demand for the existing national ones".

"So simple," he writes, "the appearance of night in a room full of strangers, the maze of hallways wandered as in films, the fracturing of bodies from darkness into light, sounds of plane engines easing into the distance".

Hiram Bingham, who led the first missionary party, which found itself in a crowd of surfers before it had even landed, wrote, "The appearance of destitution, degradation, and barbarism, among the chattering, and almost naked savages, whose heads and feet, and much of their sunburnt skins were bare, was appalling.

Other design characteristics of the materials including organization, writing style, appearance, and appeal also were assessed.

In 2008, the Spectator and Telegraph writer Charles Moore wrote: "His appearance is still against him when he tries to share the nation's economic pain.