Sentence examples for from superficially from inspiring English sources

But he is also a shrewd analyst of what is "wrong" with politicians, who by their very nature get a thrill from superficially connecting with strangers, something he dimly links to his sexual incontinence.

His pieces, he said, result from "superficially intricate logic puzzles that I set out for myself in order to learn new skills".

In result, the background signal from superficially located mammary tumours and also healthy mammary tissue would set up the imaging threshold too high for potential detection of metastases in whole body imaging in vivo.

1 SSTIs are usually caused by purulent pathogenic bacteria which invade the epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous tissue. 2 SSTIs have a wide range, from superficially localised skin infection to deep-seated necrotising soft-tissue infection which is severe enough to cause disability of extremities or even death.

In addition, the modelling of the contact patch, treated here as a small step to facilitate skew-free meshing necessary for a reliable converged result, was seen to cause up to a 52% difference in predicted lift characteristics, and an increase in the step of just 2 mm decreased the maximum wake thickness by close to 50% – considerable changes stemming from superficially-minor simplifications.

This may be attributed to ability to resolve and differentiate deep-seated tissue fluorescence (such as that deriving from the liver) from more superficially located tumour-associated fluorochrome accumulation.

Much of the supposition that Sarkozy and Royal are fighting the same war from only superficially different flanks comes from recent remarks by Royal.

All occurred at the puncture site, resulting from a protruding active tip from a superficially located lesion, and all resolved within 2 weeks using topical ointments.

In Ms. Nair's hands, Phiona's story has a richness and unpredictability that separates it from other, superficially similar movies.

This principle of co-operation is one of the things that sets conversation apart from other superficially similar activities such as lectures, debates, arguments and meetings.

In the northern Neotropics, where the Northern Gannet must be considered a vagrant, care must be taken to distinguish this species from the superficially similar Masked Booby (Sula dactylatra).