Sentence examples for he was superficially from inspiring English sources
He was superficially loose, the wild man who might say anything, yet his off-the-cuff monologues were always being tweaked as he tested catchphrases ("Lock her up!"; "Build the wall!") for crowd response.
He's superficially lovable, in that Brodkin makes him a cheery as well as cheeky chappie, confident that the woman in the front row will be charmed to hear he'd like to "cum on [her] tits".
A taste for horse, he wrote, was "superficially latent" in many Americans.
Although Wheeler was superficially stolid, he had an imagination arguably even more vivid than Feynman's.
The cellist had realized that although Mendelssohn's life was superficially happy, he had recognized and reflected the virulent anti-Semitism of nineteenth century Germany in his music.
People assume they are "superficially similar cultures," he added, "and yet they couldn't be more different".
He gave me his understanding, which was superficially correct.
Gove's motive was superficially more admirable.
Mr. Brown himself was superficially wounded by police buckshot.
While his argument was superficially persuasive it contained three basic flaws.
South guessed to bid hearts rather than spades, which was superficially right.
