Sentence examples for neither superficial from inspiring English sources
And the book itself is over without her ever noticing, as we do, that if she really needed another husband, she could do a good deal worse than Zeb, Joe's younger doctor-brother, who clearly finds her neither "superficial" nor "superfluous".
In a 1936 letter to his dealer, Pierre Matisse, Miró wrote that he would "plunge in again and set out on the discovery of a profound and objective reality of things, a reality that is neither superficial nor Surrealistic, but a deep poetic reality, an extrapictorial reality, if you will, in spite of pictorial and realistic appearances".
There were neither superficial nor deep infections in patients treated by ARIF technique.
Finally, I express my thanks to the referees who enthusiastically continue to keep the journal's scientific activity trustworthy through their scrupulous, constructive and neither superficial nor needlessly abrasive reviews.
Among the remaining 6 ideas, 4 were assessed as having high superficial similarity in terms of the idea domain, and 2 as having neither superficial nor structural similarity with the source ideas.
After all, if certain genital features are objectively pathological and undesirable, and if correcting these through surgery is safe, easy, and beneficial to psychological health, then the decision to undergo surgery is neither superficial nor self-indulgent.
Without romanticizing him, I found his insistence on land neither rhetorical nor superficial.
They point out that, historically, gender bias in religion has been neither accidental nor superficial.
Actors from Sterling Hayden to Mickey Rourke have dabbled in the sport, but Considine's interest is neither fleeting nor superficial.
The other day, a friend of mine (who is neither stupid or superficial) referred to an online clothing chain as EVERYTHING, as in, "that store is EVERYTHING".
Neither massage or superficial heating demonstrate any clinically meaningful effects on MTU stiffness in healthy, unimpaired subjects.
