at first glance造句
(31) But at first glance, his own might have seemed to offer little hope of withstanding its seventy-five-ton impact.
(32) Internet email addresses might look odd at first glance but they're really quite logical.
(33) At first glance the answer to this question too seems to be in the negative.
(33)try its best to gather and build good sentences.
(34) At first glance it could be mistaken for an ornately carved stool, its black and white surfaces for a kind of sculpture.
(35) There are among honey bees three reported examples that appear at first glance to qualify as cognitive trial-and-error.
(36) At first glance it was much like the original, but the most severe criticisms of the original were successfully addressed.
(37) At first glance, they seemed to do much better under hypnosis but the improved performance was mostly skin-deep.
(38) The following summary of nursing responsibilities for the care of surgical patients may appear complex at first glance and impossible to remember.
(39) The function of early Anglo-Saxon pottery seems at first glance to be obvious.
(40) At first glance the answer seems obvious to the point of banality.
(41) They seem at first glance to be the same, using stocks and income from bonds and stock dividends to grow.
(42) At first glance, therefore, concessive holists appear to take a purely pragmatic view of the relations between holism and individualism.
(43) At first glance, it might seem as if Althusser himself gave up history and tried science instead.
(44) Although all of these species appear quite similar at first glance, there are considerable differences.
(45) The political spin-offs from crusading are therefore more difficult to calculate than at first glance they might appear.
(46) At first glance, Saks Jandel has the markings of a New York boutique.
(47) At first glance the hotel closely resembled a deserted factory, with narrow, shuttered windows and peeling stucco.
(48) At first glance it looks as though the structure might belong to the Social Security Administration or some other elephantine bureaucracy.
(49) At first glance, it seems to defend the continuing urgency of production and our preoccupation with it as a goal.
(50) We are accustomed to thinking of those characters as heroes, and at first glance, Kaczynski seems to resemble them.
(51) Indeed, at first glance it could be easily mistaken for Venus.
(52) The Zadokites, at first glance, would appear to have much in common with the Essenes, indeed to overlap with them.
(53) In both cases, the results are at first glance highly predictable.
(54) At first glance this might sound like a cop-out for policymakers who don't want to pay their share.
(55) At first glance, the S1 looks like an R1 with revised bodywork and little more.
(56) See now the power of truth; the same experiment which at first glance seemed to show one thing, when more carefully examined, assures us of the contrary.Galileo Galilei
(57) Chris's physiognomy shows Botham lines AT first glance, who would you say this gent looks like?
(58) At first glance I thought I was looking at a cross between a gibbon and a goat.
(59) At first glance, his trademark paintings and sculptures seem to be the simplest form of abstraction.
(60) The second factor is less obviously helpful at first glance but what it adds up to is calorie saving!
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