Semblance used in a sentence

Semblance in a sentence as a noun

Bob Parsons finds out where in the world he can do so legally and with some semblance of morality.

Loud motor cars everywhere, no semblance of order.

Show the demo to a few people around you, preferably those who have some semblance of taste, but they don't have to be experts.

On to greener pastures to enjoy a few months of a semblance of accomplishment before the whole cycle starts to repeat again.

Oddly, that describes a lot of "hobbies".Nobody who feels that a $4,000 power cable is important has any semblance of sanity remaining.

> because the world they've created isn't believable and the characters they've populated in it lack any semblance of realitySounds like the Valley I know and love.

Integrity is not a quality we can ever assume in existence - the only thing that will guarantee a semblance of it is accountability.

Nowadays to me the city feels like a an embalmed corpse - superficially resembling some idealistic long-ago era while lacking any real semblance of function.

Generally, MLS feeds are similar in structure, but there is no semblance of standardization, API, or developer-friendly solution for accessing it.

The only way out of the current patent mess and into some semblance of a functioning society which can actually enjoy the fruits of technology and invention is people like this Judge who have "learned to code".

I see groups of people socialising and talking - if someone is by themselves then their phone can provide some distraction/semblance of "company".There's also a tendency for us techy types to get caught in our own little bubble - I get my news from HN Reddit and Twitter, so my view on how people use these services is clouded.