Examples of using Semblance in English and their translations into Indonesian
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that is actually comparable to every other dining option in any semblance of walking distance from that location.
because there are too few critical voices capable of creating a semblance of balance or a serious debate.
failed because Washington and its terrorist surrogates fighting for regime change in Syria could not affect a semblance of diplomacy.
Diplomatic initiatives have led to a decrease in air strikes in recent months and semblance of normality has returned to some large cities.
Many theories were advanced, bearing a semblance of truth, but so mingled with misinterpreted
there will be some semblance of outcomes across these dimensions,
patients wanted some semblance of choice and terms of preference of the dying process.
Just because you have no semblance of a life outside of this office,
he can jury-rig something so I can take some semblance of a shower.
the personal gap has as well, and with it any semblance of trust.
90% of today's exchanges have some semblance of a respectable volume.
the personal gap has as well, and with it any semblance of trust.
to attract foreign investors, but at the same time must try to keep the masses quiet by at least the semblance of reforms.
It can only retain a semblance of loyalty and respect in the eyes of the Palestinians by posing as the‘liberation army' standing up to the occupier,
Though far from perfect, the pact did manage to restore some semblance of order to monetary affairs.
The semblance of those who expend their wealth in the way of God is that of a grain of corn from which grow seven ears,
They constantly sought to recreate some semblance of life outside the camps,
But a semblance of democracy is needed to legitimise a government that will accelerate the economic restructuring
around the hardened box, creating a semblance of a halo.
I was just using to feel some semblance of normality.