Sentence examples for it was superficially from inspiring English sources

It was, superficially, a real racket, but the winds inside the storm were all moving in destructive tandem.

Written in 1939 as all Europe prepared for inevitable war, it was superficially a travelogue and a character study of the great Greek poet George Katsimbalis.

So it was superficially attractive when [George] Osborne came up with his northern powerhouse stuff but in practical terms if the powers are to be devolved, again it would be an opportunity if you like to take on – they are not regions, they are sub-regions, city regions – in a way I think which better reflects the needs of people in the area.

It is superficially a book of its time; it is deeply a book about how we should think about time.

It is superficially different from similar members of its genus because of the angle and size of its mouth, head shape, eight anal fin rays, and black edge on its lower lip.

It's superficially nice but it isn't going to survive.

It is superficially like the Sunday funnies; Mr. Fawcett worked overtime composing this wonderfully splintered narrative.

If this sounds a little like "Cloverfield" it is, superficially, though "Diary" is a lot cheaper-looking, generally smarter-sounding and a whole lot funnier.

"If someone calls me ma'am, it's superficially a sign of respect, but it's also creating distance," Dr. Kroll said.

"It's superficially universal, but in fact it benefits the better-off most, and is funded by pushing the poorest students further and further into debt.

But it is superficially spectacular rather than stirring, and as dance it falls a long way short of the McGregor's excellent best.