Sentence examples for superficial behaviour from inspiring English sources

And there's another reason to go easy on selfies in museums, however irritating such low-attention-span, superficial behaviour in front of masterpieces may be.

By developing a relationship-based focus on people's interior worlds, on their motivations and on their experiences rather than on their superficial behaviour, practitioners make real connections with families.

Second, the overlap could be as a result of superficial similarity in behaviours, assessed on measures such as the APSD, which may be in part tapping ASD characteristics, leading to an artificial inflation of estimates of callous unemotional traits.

Hu Xingdou, a well-known social commentator and economist, said the effect of the new rules would be superficial and that uncivilised behaviour was widespread because the morality of Chinese citizens had declined.

Set against the giant images of real soldiers in real trenches, such behaviours are superficial.

No one should expect Big Pharma to act as a charity – for one thing, such behaviour will be superficial and unsustainable.

The aim of the Satyricon was evidently above all to entertain by portraying certain aspects of contemporary society, and when considered as such, the book is of immense value: superficial details of the speech, behaviour, appearance, and surroundings of the characters are exactly observed and vividly communicated.

I think most analysts of terrorism would at least understand what Mr Blair was talking about; there can indeed be a link between poor and superficial theology and extremist ideas and behaviour.

This pattern suggests an increase in differentiation towards a mature melanocyte phenotype in those samples that show nesting behaviour, and in more superficial cells within most CMN.

All of these subtypes present different biological behaviour: for instance, while superficial BCC is quite benign in its evolution, morpheaforme BCC or rodent ulcer are very aggressive and invasive.

Both companies are exemplars of "the thin yes" – the superficial and ultimately empty nod to sustainable behaviour in order to gain competitive ground, easily sacrificed when profits are at stake.