Appearance (n.) is perception blended with belief — and like all speech, it can be false.
Appearance (n.) makes near things look large and far things small, so it sends us wandering in confusion, changing our minds and regretting what we chose.
An Appearance (n.) is a copy that looks like its model only from where you happen to stand, and would look unlike it if you could see properly.
Appearance (n.) is the margin by which a pleasure or pain looks bigger or smaller than it is; cut it off, and nothing in that portion is right or true.
Appearance (n.) inverts as a people decays: to those with eyes they looked hideous, while to those blind to the true life they seemed most beautiful and blessed just then.