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"Appearances can be deceiving."
The one that most comes to mind for me is "Causation does not equal correlation." I have no idea who said it first, though. "Don't judge a book by its cover" "A mask of gold hides all deformities"
This is defined as irony.
one person's interpretation of reality.
things are not always as they appear so don't trust appearances or judge by them
theme of mistaken identity....poverty and war..appearances vs reality and the failure of relationships
yes
The Apprentice
Yes, unequivocally. Being analytical does not mean you are cynical or jaded, it means you reflect on the facts, on reality. An idealist can see the facts as they are, and yet have hope that things can always improve and become better.
"The eyes are not responsible when the mind does the seeing." - Publilius Syrus
commercials, reality shows, talk shows, game shows, rehab
"Seeming to be" typically refers to appearances that may not reflect reality. It implies that what something appears to be may not be what it actually is, highlighting the potential for misconceptions or misunderstandings.