Sentence examples for may superficially from inspiring English sources

They may superficially involve row boats or pool halls or giraffes, but they're really about transcendent numbers and theorems.

This power may superficially appear to balance judicial oversight and ministerial power, but there are some significant concerns and unanswered questions.

Cell division in protists, as in plant and animal cells, is not a simple process, although it may superficially appear to be so.

Like the work of Jorge Luis Borges, of which it may superficially remind you, "Dark Back of Time" deals repeatedly and amusingly with the relationship between reality and the written word.

But, as I recently made clear, issues which may superficially appear to be "England-only" can often have very serious knock-on consequences for Scotland in terms of our public finances via the Barnett Formula.

The northern vegetation may superficially suggest its primeval character, but the zone of mixed forest that once stretched across the continent from Great Britain and Ireland to central Russia has been changed extensively by humans.

Populism may be superficially attractive.

This may seem superficially sensible but in truth it is flawed.

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

The referendum he organized in Chechnya last March, and the presidential elections he has called for October, may appear superficially laudable.

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".