Sentence examples for a less superficial from inspiring English sources

But such a fascinating subject deserves a less superficial bioplay than this one, whose lackluster writing is matched by Julianne Boyd's pedestrian direction.

Generally, however, the word is used to describe a less superficial procedure, the introduction of agents into the body to ensure preservation.

The application of spices and perfumed unguents to minimize putrefaction was so common a practice that the English word embalming had as its original meaning "to put on balm". Generally, however, the word is used to describe a less superficial procedure, the introduction of agents into the body to ensure preservation.

Godspell was far more immersed in the teachings of Jesus, making for a less superficial examination of the figure of Christ, while the latter's iconic proclamation of the "dawning of the Age of Aquarius", along with its more overtly political nature, meant that it was more in tune with the essence of the counterculture.

Mechanistic knowledge may also foster mathematical strategies by pushing learners to think about problems at a less superficial level.

A less superficial objection is that it is possible to explain both the origin and usefulness of our moral perceptions without supposing that any non-natural moral realm exists as an object of moral knowledge.

He said that Crazy Blind Date was merely meant to simplify the process of online dating, and in an effort to make things a little less superficial, the service scrambles user photos, turning them into something that looks like one of those tile-sliding picture puzzles.

Both pulchritudo and ornamentum were thus related to function and environment in that, ideally, they were governed by a sense of decorum; and, since the etymological roots of both "decoration" and "decorum" are the same, it will be understood why, before 1750, the term decoration had in both English and French a far less superficial architectural implication than it often does today.

"Do they have to be such a visual intrusion?" On a more practical, less superficial level, disappearing design is meant to both maximize one's ground plan (particularly in small urban apartments) and minimize the "visual noise" created by things like bulky knobs, dust-prone vents and the ancient albatross of many decorators: the wide-screen TV.

Research on 40,000 people shows that the most effective strategy is not broad outreach or relying on a mentor to make introductions but instead a more selective, less superficial initial approach, followed by diversification beyond the two-year mark.

Now, surely it is not shocking that there are many citizens who become attracted to a candidate for reasons that are more or less superficial - a gut feeling, a general sense of inspiration or confidence - or predicated on a single issue such as abortion or taxes.