Sentence examples similar to wrong appearance of from inspiring English sources

He had a mantra that began with acknowledging that meetings on behalf of Keating with government officials gave the "wrong appearance...of undue influence".

It's a wrong appearance when a group of senators appear in a meeting with a group of regulators, because it conveys the impression of undue and improper influence.

Moon's drumming, by contrast, is about putting things in the wrong place: the appearance of astonishing disorder.

Hasty resentment is an immediate response to "mere harm without appearance of wrong or injustice," (Sermon VIII, §7).

However, the potential collinearity between many of these characteristics can induce some problems in the estimation of (beta ), notably the appearance of "wrong" signs or parameter instability.

Turns out, there's a proper way to apply eye products and doing it wrong can accelerate the appearance of wrinkles.

There is near unanimous agreement that racial discrimination and prejudice are morally wrong, and therefore any appearance of bigotry, is often dismissed as having nothing to do with racialized intent.

So while the national average suggests all is well, the subnational data actually reveals how two "wrongs" can give the appearance of a "right".

"A long habit of not thinking a thing wrong gives it a superficial appearance of being right," (Thomas Paine, Common Sense) and consequently we have overlooked the merits of placing Term Limits on the Legislature.

What you do then is you avoid even the appearance of doing anything wrong".

"The appearance of it was wrong," McCain declared in retrospect.