| For the governing faculty of a bad man is faithless, unsettled, undiscriminating, successively vanquished by different semblances. |
| He knows them to be vidharma, anti-religious movements, chala-dharma, false religion, or dharmabhasa, mere semblances of religion. |
| Although in the antiquity it didn't have terrific semblances, this mask of stone has been through however spectator of capital executions by mean of the guillotine. |
| Can amnesia run so deeply as to eliminate all traces of any sort of memories, semblances thereof, or feelings thereof? |
| The distorted semblances of the trees on the other side were vaguely visible through it, mocking him cruelly in the emptiness. |
| Like anything else of importance, adoration is plagued by false semblances. |
