Example sentences of "[conj] [Wh det] appear [prep] [be] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Or what appears to be outrageous ? ’ |
| 2 | This means that what appear to be a number of completely different particles at low energies are in fact found to be all the same type of particle , only in different states . |
| 3 | It is significant that what appears to be his last autograph , written in a shaky hand in a young girl 's album , is the final passage of the Immortality Ode , which teaches us to live by ‘ the human heart ’ . |
| 4 | Analysis of contractor 's cash flow projections and their discounting back to current prices may reveal that what appears to be the cheapest tender is not in fact so , or that it would exceed the client 's budget at certain times . |
| 5 | It is therefore vital that what appears to be a non-restrictable act is examined in order to find what really lies behind the employee 's ability to compete/ canvass. 1.2 Business secrets The implied duty to maintain confidence in the employer 's business secrets continues after employment ends . |
| 6 | Well , I said , he 'd always had what he called Hinterland ( laughter here from his wife , Edna , across the room ) — not just politics , but poetry , and opera , and painting , and what appears to be a mastery of half a dozen languages , and his family . |
| 7 | The sight , for instance , of a fat wrestler dressed in a bright open kimono and what appears to be a black chastity belt sitting on the train reading a comic book . |
| 8 | The sleeve of ‘ Elevation ’ contains a map of Scotland , which is nice ; the actual music is busy dancefloor chaos with some weird operatic humming and what appears to be an entire hockey team shouting ‘ Yo ! ’ at various points . |
| 9 | An extension of ‘ Justify My Love ’ with a sandpapered down rhythm , yet more breathless ‘ Vogue ’ -style commentary and what appears to be the sound of squeaky bedsprings . |
| 10 | This approach , Elliott and Ebbutt argue , stems from HMI 's use of prespecified criteria and what appears to be the use of a check-list by them . |
| 11 | The mobile ALCAN unit would seem to be most mobile — looking at the background it would appear to be parked outside either Safeway or Gateway as there is a ‘ Y ’ and what appears to be part of an ‘ A ’ visible on the store front ! |
| 12 | A few yards through the gloom I could make out the shape of a hedge and what appeared to be the entrance to a sunken road . |
| 13 | Many of them contained pieces of carpet and what appeared to be spindles of thread . |
| 14 | The excessive leniency of the law was indicted frequently enough , especially in the wake of the Children and Young Persons Act of 1933 and what appeared to be a monster ‘ crime wave ’ among the very young . |
| 15 | He wore a pair of grey shoes , baggy white trousers and what appeared to be a red tuxedo . |
| 16 | All Scathach could see was the forest and what appeared to be the flickering of light filtering through the thinning canopy . |
| 17 | The rest of him , though , ran true to form : an old school blazer , jeans so faded they could appear in a Levi ad any day now , and what appeared to be a genuine official Born To Run tour T-shirt . |
| 18 | LTP can be tentatively subdivided into several mechanistically distinct components : LTP1 , with a duration of less than 3–6h which is blocked by kinase inhibitors but not by protein synthesis inhibitors ; LTP2 , a component which is blocked by translational inhibitors but which appears to be independent of gene expression ; and LTP3 , with a time constant of several days , which is only obtained if the animal is unanaesthetised at the time of induction and which may require gene expression ( see text ) . |
| 19 | Providing we assume that there is still contraction in one direction and expansion in the other ( which we can no longer prove but which appears to be true ) the same analysis will hold . |
| 20 | But what appears to be an admission of radical subjectivity can , as Out demonstrates , also lead to subjugation , for if the power of observation to alter its object is harnessed for the benefit of those in possession of the tools of observation , these tools become weapons of cognitive control . |
| 21 | There was nothing in sight but what appeared to be a dessert landscape of bare ridges and hollows , with occasional patches of scrappy vegetation , close to the ground . |