Sample Sentences forsemblance (auto-selected)
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Embarrassed as she was, she tried to maintain some semblance of dignity.semblance = outward appearance
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The substitute teacher had to battle to maintain even a semblance of order.
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There was not even the semblance of a hello.† (source)
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Rosaleen, on the other hand, had stopped all semblance of work and looked from June to Neil.† (source)
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He turns his back, allowing me some semblance of privacy.† (source)
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Never mind the severed heads and the men on crosses, at least there was some semblance of life.† (source)
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Thankfully, someone had created some semblance of order before they arrived.† (source)
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It didn't entirely disappear, but it gradually submerged, as semblances of order returned and our pattern of life assumed its new design.† (source)
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A little semblance round the forehead maybe, but this ain't her mouth.† (source)
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On top of each tomb, in full papal vestments, lay life-sized semblances of each Pope, shown in death, arms folded across their chests.† (source)
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All I want is for you to be honest so I can leave here with some semblance of peace.† (source)
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If there was anything that unsettled him it was for people not to be on the inside what their outward semblances led you to suppose.† (source)
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He's wrestled his stock into the semblance of a bow.† (source)
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for, though she loved it and felt it tingle and sting, still these semblances, these triumphs (dear old Peter, for example, thinking her so brilliant), had a hollowness;† (source)
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Chubs advanced toward us, his voice losing all semblance of calm it held before.† (source)
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He wanted us turned into the semblances of boys, one way or another.† (source)
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