seemings

We discuss the seemings with the same gravity as realities.'

By all these seemings the humble are judged by many to be proud.

Unlike most men, existence was to them not a tissue of words and seemings, but a substantial possession.

They write most by hearsay; or know but the outside and seemings of things, and not the spirit, and life, and reality of the case.

Some seemings or appearances like pride, which may make men censured as proud for that which is not pride.

Many more counterfeits of humility may be gathered, from what is said before of the seemings of pride, whereto it is contrary.