Sentence examples for may be superficially from inspiring English sources

Populism may be superficially attractive.

Lacking the obvious night-time economy of Soho, it may be superficially less raffish, but has Soho lost its soul?

It may be superficially complimentary to the woman in question, but ultimately it holds her up as a Madonna figure who is not permitted the complications and imperfections that men are.

We can seek to rid ourselves of superstitions in the name of enlightenment and progress, but we are likely to find that some may be hard to shake because, although they may be superficially irrational, they may not be unreasonable.

It said: "Freezing the bill may be superficially attractive, but it will also freeze the money to build new power stations, freeze the jobs of 600,000 people dependent on energy industry and making the prospect of energy shortages a reality".

Figures culled from the Barclays Equity-Gilt Study show that since 1926 Wall Street has risen by an average of 8.8% in presidential-election years, perhaps because politicians pull out all the stops to ensure they get elected.However, although such statistics may be superficially appealing, this could easily be a random effect.

Karl Jaspers observed that for the patient with schizophrenia, the sense of self-presence was fundamentally weakened: "Descartes'cogitoto ergo sum' (I think therefore I am) may still be superficially cogitated but it is no longer a valid experience" (emphasis added).

The euro area is less dependent on oil imports than America is and it sells more to oil exporters as well as to fast-growing economies such as China and Brazil.The euro's attractions may be somewhat superficially enhanced at the moment.

This may be true superficially, but a deeper cause of the decline of what must accurately be called fundamentalism has to do with the fact that it is tone deaf to science, and as a result, it refuses to engage modern culture on credible intellectual, let alone moral, grounds.

Cats have retractable claws and the fungus may be retained superficially in the animal's body [ 9, 10].

Such allozygous haplotypes may be similar superficially, creating runs of homozygosity at measured SNPs, but heterozygous at unmeasured, rare mutations.