例句與造句

1. Concurrently, that policy saved the appearance of absolute authority exercised by the French high command.
2. "Saving the Appearances " explores some three thousand years of history particularly the history of human consciousness.
3. In these circumstances, Helen and Carol began their separation and the Crown Princess saved the appearances by devoting more time to the education of her son, Prince Michael.
4. Scott-Giles answered this in the manner of a Baker Street Irregular, by assuming that all the data given by Miss Sayers were correct, and coming up with an explanation to save the appearances, and he eventually produced a book on the House of Wimsey.
5. Bellarmine wrote to save the appearances, and to demonstrate that in truth the sun is at the center and the earth in heaven; for I believe the first demonstration may be available, but I have very great doubts about the second, and in case of doubt one must not abandon the Holy Scripture as interpreted by the Holy Fathers.
6. It's difficult to find saving the appearances in a sentence. 用saving the appearances造句挺難的
7. Barfield points out that despite the distinctions between these types of thinking, they blend into one another and interact in important ways . " Saving the Appearances " is a study of the relationship between figuration and alpha-thinking, but also concerns the ways in which beta-thinking affects and is affected by the other two phases of mental activity.
8. He conceded that if there were conclusive proof, " then one would have to proceed with great care in explaining the Scriptures that appear contrary; and say rather that we do not understand them, than that what is demonstrated is false . " However, demonstrating that heliocentrism merely " saved the appearances " could not be regarded as sufficient to establish that it was physically real.
9. Referring to Bellarmine's letter to Foscarini, physicist Pierre Duhem " suggests that in one respect, at least, Bellarmine had shown himself a better scientist than Galileo by disallowing the possibility of a'strict proof of the earth's motion,'on the grounds that an astronomical theory merely'saves the appearances'without necessarily revealing what'really happens . '"
10. There is some evidence for what today would be considered strictly scientific research : Simplicius reports that Plato had instructed the other members to discover the simplest explanation of the observable, irregular motion of heavenly bodies : " by hypothesizing what uniform and ordered motions is it possible to save the appearances relating to planetary motions . " ( According to Simplicius, Plato's colleague Eudoxus was the first to have worked on this problem .)
11. Barfield describes the growth of human consciousness as an interaction with nature, leading the reader to a fresh understanding of man's history, circumstances, and destiny . " Saving the Appearances " has in common with some thoughts of Teilhard de Chardin the understanding of idols as appearances having nothing within . " [ A ] representation, which is collectively mistaken for an ultimate  ought not to be called a representation.
12. While his critical analysis set the foundation for a more rigorous philosophy and science, his solution to idealism was to accept Hume's limits to human knowledge as well as the idea of a transcendent reality, but then to assert the legitimacy of natural science in delineating the reality of sense-experience, and to operate'as if'what one perceived was indeed reality, an approach that served to'save the appearances '.
13. Barfield's many works included " Poetic Diction : A Study in Meaning " ( 1928 ), in which he explored the history of words and the origins of language and which had a profound influence on Tolkien, another of the Inklings; and " Saving the Appearances " ( 1957 ), in which he discussed the disparity between normal human consciousness and the mind of the scientist in comprehending familiar phenomena of the universe.