Sentence examples for more than superficially from inspiring English sources

The Celts of Armorica never were more than superficially Romanized.

But since when have we really cared more than superficially about the lives football players lead?

But the vibrant and oppressed community to which Taraf belongs more than superficially resembles African-American musicians like Mr. Hendrix.

It's a starter home decorated by a newlywed too green to the grown-up world to be more than superficially acquainted with herself.

Can anyone imbued with Western rationalism even communicate more than superficially with a person who believes, in Gerard Manley Hopkins's phrase, that "the world is charged with the grandeur of God"?

Fandom can be complicated and dangerous riotous, even when imbued with morality, with a sense that your team is more than superficially on the side of good and right.

Hannah's Q-tip incident shed light on some particularly grim aspects of OCD, functioning as far more than a superficially comedic tic.

Maybe they're just insecure; however, if they are persistently rude, stop interacting with them at anything more than a superficially polite level.

In general, statistically significant differences in RMST from randomized trials may appear 'small', but they may be more realistic and clinically meaningful than superficially more impressive relative effects on the hazards.

Several administrators were insightful regarding the shift in mindset needed to achieve STEM integration, believing that it is important, for example, for teachers to understand technology use in the context of the engineering design process rather than more superficially characterizing technology incorporation as any type of student computer use.

19 Similarly, in this study, the RF EI value, which is located more superficially than VI EI, was significantly greater than VI EI in the young subjects but not in the elderly subjects.