Sentence examples for can superficially from inspiring English sources

In youth, merlot- and cabernet sauvignon-based wines can superficially resemble one another, as chardonnays can, before evolving into different selves.

One can superficially maintain that no contradiction is involved in the act of struggling (i.e., willing) to deny the will-to-live, because one is not saying that Will is somehow destroying itself, but only saying that a more universal manifestation of Will is overpowering a less universal manifestation, namely, the natural, individuated, physically-embodied aspect.

You can superficially connect and have a nice circle of addicts, but not connecting with people in a way that's harmonious and fulfilling, those are the people that are really vulnerable to addiction.

Although olive baboons (Papio anubis) produce dungs that can superficially resemble those of chimpanzees (pers. obs)., they have been eradicated from many parts of the study area.

Eukaryovorous euglenids (e.g., Peranema and Urceolus) do not have chloroplasts but they often engulf microalgae as their primary source of food, so well-fed cells can superficially appear full of chloroplasts; these chloroplasts disappear when the eukaryovorous cell is starved.

You can be superficially interesting without having to worry about the possibility of being wrong.

"People can appear superficially to be well but they may nonetheless be mentally disordered".

It's precisely because the proliferation problem is so difficult, though, that the "Global Zero" movement can feel superficially appealing.

German measles (rubella) can be superficially differentiated from measles by the shorter course of the disease and mildness of the symptoms.

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.

Because of the standard properties of the vibrato motor, the rotating mechanism under the bars that gives the notes a tremolo effect, the instrument's players can sound superficially alike.