judge by appearances

Your mother may have said not to judge by appearances, but in this case, she was wrong.

It is only shallow people who do not judge by appearances.

To judge by appearances, he, too, was not more than half awake.

Judging by appearances, most, if not all, of the women in the portrait are white.

One for those who judge by appearances rather than practical application.

Judging by appearances, she had certainly not come to see me in the character of an enemy.

The owner of the Copacabana did not judge by appearances, and he was always right.

Well, all right, so he doesn't look like much, but you shouldn't judge by appearances.

I had been instructed not to judge by appearances.

Judging by appearances, that could have been the case.

I judged by appearances, not direct mental contact, and she laughed much.

"Judging by appearances, I'll be able to play every major tournament for the rest of the year for free."

I think that the European Union, to judge by appearances, has answers to this.

He knew better than to judge by appearances.

Judging by appearances, Roger thought, not a nice person.

A nasty thought occurred to him: Had he been judging by appearances, assuming that the two women were what they seemed to be?

"He appear very sincere, but you can't just judge by appearances.

I know it might sound hypocritical, the way people judge by appearances, but they do, you know, and perhaps if.

"It can be dangerous to judge by appearances."

The character teaches not to judge by appearances.

Judging by appearances, they don't intend to return home within the next few days, but we're having the place watched just in case."

Rather shabby clothes if you were the kind who judges by appearances, you might well mistake him.

Who was I to judge by appearances?

He appeared in the silent film Judged by Appearances in 1916.

She was unconscious but, judging by appearances, otherwise unharmed.