Sentence examples for despite the superficial from inspiring English sources

Despite the superficial similarity to what is now understood as epigenetics, Lysenko's theories had no scientific basis.

This is because despite the superficial differences -- the baby, the husband, the successful career -- in many respects, Ms. Louis-Dreyfus is Elaine.

Despite the superficial bad temper, born really of a simple intolerance of fools, he was very good to work with, attracting great loyalty from his colleagues.

Despite the superficial similarities, the Republican party after its midterm election victories is not in the same position of prestige and strength it was after those of 1994.

Despite the superficial resemblance to outsider art or junk sculpture, it would be a mistake to characterize Mr. Gachot's work this way.

Despite the superficial resemblance between his muscular, warlike acts of destruction and those of Classical heroes, Samson is ultimately a Christian hero.

Despite all the superficial similarities -- the self-deprecating humor, the delegation of details to subordinates, the return to serene Western colors in Oval Office décor -- Mr. Bush is at best a digital facsimile of Reaganesque.

Despite the LRAs' superficial resemblance to speakers, they're really quite unsuitable for the task, due to having "very high Q factors".

Despite the somewhat superficial comments one sometimes hears about 'fishing expeditions' and 'non-replication', in fact we are learning some substantial biology and mechanisms from these studies, and the replication of some markers across multiple studies is actually rather impressive [ 9].

41 42 Analytical and pharmacological evidence presented herein indicates that the functional role of spinal TRPV1 is unaltered in the model of OA pain, despite increased TRPV1 immunoreactivity in the superficial laminae of the dorsal horn in the model of OA pain.

Returning to London this week after three years as The Economist's South-East Asia correspondent, this writer departs as convinced as ever despite the superficial signs to the contrary that Asians are potentially just as capable as Scandinavians at running their affairs democratically if given a chance and, just as important, if they seize it.The main problem is too little democracy, not too much.