semblance造句怎麼寫

As with Wodehouse, any semblance of a plot exists merely so that the characters have something to do with their hands while they spout funny things.

The FBI agent sat at one of the tables with the two Federal marshals, who had roused themselves into a semblance of vigilance.

It is the failure of the Russian state to provide even a semblance of justice and the rule of law, or even a pretence of local democracy and accountability.

When we talked to Mark Zandi last month, he said it's likely to be a year or so before the percentage of distressed sales falls and the housing market gets back to some semblance of normalcy.

The human ability to control fire would have brought a semblance of day to night, helping our ancestors to see in an otherwise dark world and keep nocturnal predators at bay.

My life is approaching some semblance of normalcy after three days of hibernation.

Now, however, a semblance of normal life has resumed in most of the country.

We need to maintain some semblance of balance and some sense that we are steering the ship of our life.

We had previously thought that the market would return to some semblance of order and that our clients would not join in the panic.

Most of the spectators testified to having seen, on the breast of the unhappy minister, a SCARLET LETTER--the very semblance of that worn by Hester Prynne--imprinted in the flesh.

By now any semblance of normality had disappeared.

So for the troops to leave with dignity there needs to be some semblance of a peace process.

The good news is, if you really want to, you can get out while you still have some semblance of humanity.

So managing and enforcing policies is critical to maintaining any semblance of security on these devices.

Now it was all so tangled, so hopeless--much worse than it was before, because she had the semblance of aid in her hand which she could not use.

First, he tore up his dog toys. Then shredded the furniture, clothes, schoolbooks - and, finally, any semblance of family unity.