on the face of it造句

The very idea of a cautious revolutionary would seem, on the face of it, a contradiction in terms.

What about the final move of Descartes argument this seems rather more defensible though on the face of it, it might seem dubious.

Apart from being absurd on the face of it, if it were as easy as that, we would have been overrun by saints since time immemorial.

Though their power is renewable and, on the face of it, carbon-free, there are lots of bad things about them, too.

These questions -which on the face of it seem like bloopers, as they are called by film buffs -actually invite you further into the world of the novel and the time it was written.

Thus, Huang Zi's "Three Wishes of the Roses" reads, on the face of it, as innocence itself while between the lines lurks as strong a passionate statement of events as could possibly be compressed into a brief lyric.

Although this might on the face of it suggest that the initiative is off to a superb start, sadly it does not in fact represent a single additional banana bought or soda shunned.