Cleve knew better than to trust to mereappearances however.
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They are not real; they are unrealities, mereappearances.
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This is the lesson of the tragedy, that nothing is so destructive as the morality of mereappearances.
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Pierre was aware that, judging by mereappearances, the Jesuits were nowadays dispossessed of all influence in Rome.
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Barop, though usually very strict in the observance of religious duties, never demanded anything for the sake of mereappearances.
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This represents the emancipation of the mind from the tyranny of mereappearances; the turning of consciousness in a new direction.
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Notwithstanding this, he never lost his equipoise or acted upon impulse alone, and he never permitted mereappearances to move him.
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There are two notable emancipations of the mind from the tyranny of mereappearances that have received scant attention save from mathematicians and theoretical physicists.
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Thus the forms of art, far from being mereappearances, perfectly illusory, contain more reality and truth than the phenomenal existences of the real world.
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'But in reality, Evan-apart from mereappearances-inreality it does!
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For when the veil of mereAppearances has been lifted we are no longer deceived into accepting what Seems for what Is.