Sentence examples for Although superficially from inspiring English sources

Although superficially benchmarks appear uncontroversial, they can create at least three types of governance problems.

"Although superficially it's kind of gross even to think about them in the same title, the questions are very similar," he said.

Although superficially the modern-day equivalent of Pink Floyd, Anathema are much more than that: masters of exquisite, heartbreaking melodies, spine-tingling pathos and invigorating bombast delivered with a sublime lightness of touch.

Although superficially a Baroque artist, Girardon's deep-seated classical tendencies also emerge in the serene solemnity of his two principal works outside Versailles: the equestrian statue of Louis XIV in the Place Vendôme (1683 92), which was destroyed in 1792 during the French Revolution, and his gisant for the tomb of Richelieu in the church of the Sorbonne (begun 1675).

Although superficially the market remained little changed in the decades following the 1930s redevelopment, by the 1960s it was falling into disrepair, and it no longer met modern hygiene regulations.

Although superficially the disease presents in young children with similar features to XLH (renal phosphate wasting, rickets and lower limb deformities), in older female patients, features of muscle weakness and bone pain may predominate [ 3].

However, although they superficially look like large "normal" feathers, their structure is unique.

Although aligned, superficially, with a modernist embrace of natural materials and essential, organic forms, they burst with ideas and allusions.

Although grasses superficially resemble other plants, most notably the rushes (family Juncaceae) and sedges (family Cyperaceae), these similarities are far outweighed by the numerous less-conspicuous differences in the structure and arrangement of reproductive parts, pollen development and structure, chromosome structure, and embryology.

Although, considered superficially, Feuerbach's study of Bayle is a continuation of the line of inquiry pursued in his earlier historical monographs, closer observation confirms Rawidowicz's observation that this book marks an important turning point in his intellectual development (Rawidowicz, 1964, 62 62).

"The US government, although they superficially denounced the military coup in 2009, has tacitly given support to this new Honduran government," Kyte told VICE News.