to all appearances造句
(1) To all appearances he was dead.
(2) To all appearances, they are very much in love.
(3) He was a small and to all appearances an unassuming man.
(4) He was, to all appearances , a respectable, successful businessman.
(5) To all appearances their marriage is fine, but I think she gives him a bad time in private.
(6) And, to all appearances, neither does Black.
(7) To all appearances, they were a happily married couple.
(8) And how is it possible that, to all appearances, neither the Treasury nor its chief secretary knew about it?
(9) The lobster slumped instantly, to all appearances dead, and being limp was easier to place in the pot.
(10) To all appearances, it had been a completely normal day.
(11) To all appearances, it kept a grip on at least 30 million Muslimsmore than the entire population of the Maghreb today.
(12) To all appearances the personal relationship that Reagan had hoped to establish with Gorbachev was quick in the making.
(13) To all appearances Aboyeur was a no-hoper and Craganour a certainty.
(14) To all appearances they were doing fine.
(15) That fox was to all appearances dead.
(16) To all appearances, we have no hope of winning.
(17) He was small and to all appearances an unassuming man.
(18) To all appearances, she is the best person for this position.
(19) To all appearances this was done out of respect for the tutors.
(20) The girl was to all appearances a mere rack of bones.
(21) To all appearances she does not know what has just happened.
(22) To all appearances he was just the commonplace planter who had fallen upon evil days.
(23) She kept smiling and to all appearances was enjoying herself.
(24) But this change was, to all appearances, a step backward and therefore necessarily very difficult.
(25) The topsoil could then be pushed back across the site and to all appearances undisturbed agricultural land was left.
(26) The barricade will not be attacked until daybreak, according to all appearances, and will not be taken before to-morrow noon.