Public companies often treat it superficially, as a matter of compliance, not mission.
While her later work would occasionally see her tying herself in knots to make a point, here it's easy to appreciate the song as intensely or as superficially as you want to.
Written in the present tense, Lane's breezy, lacerating first novel is less a cynical exercise than a deeply nostalgic one, a kind of blowing on the ember of the days when authors mattered enough to the culture to be valued as superficially as movie stars.
Mockbee's style, such as it is, can seem superficially postmodern, as evidenced by the contrasting structures of the "Lucy House," a rectilinear volume with flat roof and clerestory windows, attached to a polygon pod with a triangular window.
Some leaps are still worth taking, even if they aren't as superficially dramatic as those attempted in youth.
The operative taste is, as it was, an affair of superficially novel modern art as usual.
It tasted as superficially indigestible, if ultimately nutritious, as the prickly pears our hero hacks off the desert cacti in a frenzy of impotent rage.
A further, surprising result is that in models of NFU constructed from a nonstandard Vα with automorphism as above, the membership relation on the nonstandard Vα is first-order definable (in a very elaborate way) in terms of the relation ∈NFU; this is very surprising, since it seems superficially as if all information about the extensions of the urelements has been discarded in this construction.
While it is superficially pegged as a story of sex and class, "Miss Julie," like "Hedda Gabler," is on a deeper level the story of the conflict between the will to live and the seduction of nonexistence.
Unfortunately, this has resulted in only limited appeal, as it has been unclear to participants exactly how the clusters are to be useful or effective as they are only superficially similar but differ widely in the cloud technologies and techniques in use.
