Sentence examples for superficial by from inspiring English sources

Almost all other issues are superficial by comparison.

The luminous gaiety of the Enlightenment seems superficial by comparison.

Worries about student mobility seem rather superficial by comparison.

Talk radio is superficial by nature and cannot provide the forum that is needed for the complex political issues of the day.

Television coverage of Al Gore and George W. Bush has been quite superficial by stressing the candidates' clothing or facial expressions.

The comments made by the two health ministers were dismissed as "rather superficial" by Tory MP Julian Lewis, who demanded to know whether there had been a shift in Government policy.

It is characterized by the appearance of superficial fibrillation by 12 months of age and severe cartilage lesions and eburnation by 18 months of age.

Despite the superficial celebration by some and criticism by others that George W. Bush says that he doesn't read many of America's leading papers, the 43rd President of the United States reads a great deal of quality work.

"Peace talks also must not be driven by superficial deadlines urged by a U.S. administration anxious to be done with the conflict," Nader Nadery, a former top adviser to Ghani, wrote in Washington Post op-ed Monday.

The writer disputes claims by Tina's critics that she was a distant, superficial editor by giving her credit for her superb editing of his own pieces.

In my opinion, this is a direct byproduct of "fear politiks" practiced by both parties -- holding power by way of first scaring the broad population and then offering superficial relief by assault on some minority, or "other" population.