Sentence examples for superficial affinity from inspiring English sources
I love Hitchcock… I've not read a noir novel in my entire life… Charles Bukowski, early Joyce Carol Oates… What is the power of the antiheroine, the frump in action – I'm thinking of the Girl on a Train with whom Eileen has a superficial affinity?
The resultant works had a strong, if superficial, affinity to paintings by Cy Twombly, the ZERO artists, Robert Ryman, Agnes Martin, Niele Toroni and other exponents of postwar abstraction, but came out of a period of economic deprivation and political upheaval.
Superficial affinities with "Ulysses" can be found in the textual capers Fountain cuts.
To the institute, the way it is run has "more than superficial" affinities with the British raj in 19th-century India.In this section Which way now for French policy?
But the director's affinity for sensuality and sumptuousness, though often superficial, is so intoxicating that our interest is piqued enough to follow him.
This format may seem superficial, but the book actually honors Mr. Ebert's deep affinity with Thomas Wolfe.
Innate affinity was properly contrasted with analogy, which was external, superficial or remote.
Although the current data allow only limited inference of the phylogenetic history of N. fasciatus, we can definitely rule out a close affinity to the genus Altolamprologus, which has been suggested due to superficial morphological similarities [ 14].
Beyond the superficial similarities (San Gimignano even has its "twin towers")...... there are some deeper affinities, too.
This phenomenon appears to have (at least superficial) similarities to the well-known phenomenon of kinetic proofreading, which involves (differential) selectivity not explainable by equilibrium affinities.
