There will be the phenomenon or appearance of objectiveness, but nature is then only a mere appearance, and there is nothing in reality which corresponds to our experimental perceptions.
They remain absolutely real as objects of thought, though as sensible existences they are reduced to the level of mere appearance.
It is, in one aspect, mere appearance; in another, it has at its foundation a transcendental object.
And all this is established by abstract logical reasoning professing to find self-contradictions in the categories condemned as mere appearance, and to leave no tenable alternative to the kind of Absolute which is finally affirmed to be real.
But succession remains none the less a mere appearance, as indeed does movement itself.
This self-consciousness alone can be regarded as essence and genuine reality, while everything else is reduced to mere environment and becomes matter of secondary importance, if not of mere appearance.
The world of sense is unreal, illusory, a mere appearance.
But if time is a mere appearance, this whole way of looking at things must be wrong.
It is mere appearance, illusion, an outward show and sham, a hollow mask which hides the real being of things.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mere appearance" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
