Sentence examples for more superficial differences from inspiring English sources

That's going to prove harder to bridge than the more superficial differences between candidates in 2008.

And I smiled with pride to be part of a human race that at a time of so much negativity and gloom could bring about the realisation of Dr Martin Luther King Jnr's dream; a dream that the content of our characters would be more important than superficial differences.

This is more than a superficial difference in rhetoric.

Our ancestors passed through the generations the idea that superficial differences of race were more important than our much deeper commonalities.

"My Life with the Taliban" shows that, while all wars are foolish, some wars are not a matter of mere misunderstanding — that beneath the superficial differences of clothing and facial hair lie more profound differences that can't be reconciled.

Surely what matters more than anything is our ability to accept each other's superficial differences".

Further, because humans are genetically speaking a fairly homogeneous species, people the world over are more alike in deep ways that matter than may appear from superficial differences of culture.

Pikmin are cute flower creatures who sing happy songs as they harvest flowers to grow more pikmin, while minions are savage monsters who shout and cheer as they slaughter sheep for the life force needed to create more of their ilk, but in terms of gameplay these are superficial differences.

Another difference is that radial shockwaves have a more superficial effect on tissue, compared to focused shockwaves which reach a maximal energy in the focus that is located deeper into the tissue [ 19].

Window is a transparent invitation into Penney's life, but also a window into your own; it's a spell cast to make the world a little more self-reflective, something to help people see the similarities they share behind the superficial differences.

O.K., even more superficial.