Sentence examples similar to facially good from inspiring English sources

I must again begin a case analysis by stating that what occurred here was nothing like asset protection planning, but simply appears -- at least facially -- to just be good 'ole fraud on a creditor.

Or, as one judge reminded Wall, the order had to be "facially legitimate and bona fide" — in good faith.

Defending itself from lawsuits filed across the country, the Department of Justice has maintained that the travel restrictions are "facially legitimate" and were issued in good faith, while denying that they were meant to disfavor a particular religious group.

This feature turned out to be the case for facially amphiphilic dendrons as well (Scheme 4).

Evidently we still make judgments from facial stereotypes, as the facially deformed are persistently regarded as criminal or stupid.

Facially, my features are quite even and well balanced, although the right side is preferable to the left.

Cpl Aaron Mankin suffered serious injuries and was facially disfigured after being caught in an explosion in Iraq five years ago.

Full disclosure: I am facially haired, as are many of my friends and colleagues.

In its brief, the university explained that it was not able to admit "an adequate representation of minority students to assure educational benefits deriving from diversity" despite many years "of good-faith efforts to achieve racial diversity through facially race-neutral means".

The Institute for Justice filed an amicus brief, urging the Court to clarify that facially content-based statutes should not be given a pass because of the supposedly good intentions of officials.

In 1965, Gray was facially disfigured when accidentally hit by Rix's car, near the couple's holiday home in Spain.