Sentence examples for superficial landscape from inspiring English sources

Reading Mr. Rubio's interview is like driving through a deeply eroded canyon; all at once, you can clearly see what lies below the superficial landscape.

The investigated samples were grown in two very different growth regimes which lead to distinct characteristic superficial landscapes.

Randall Jarrell captures best the mixture of the profound and the superficial in the landscapes we piece together staring out the train window: I saw that the world That had seemed to me the plain Gray mask of all that was strange Behind it – of all that was – was all.

In our often superficial, hyper-connected world a landscape where the gauge of a good vacation is measured by Instagram likes rather than actual impact it's perhaps no wonder that the traveler of 2018 will be looking for a deep shift that lasts long after the physical journey ends.

It is the superficial part of karst landscapes characterized by a fracturing more developed than in the underlying infiltration zone, because of the action of rock constraints, climate, and plants.

In the present study, LCM and microarray analysis were used as tools to characterise the transcriptomal landscape of the superficial growth zones of the early fish myotome.

Holocene landscape modification has been relatively superficial.

They attach to pretty superficial cultural sprouts on the contemporary political landscape that hide an interlocking root system.

This time around, the Dirtbombs are sticking their bubblegum on the underside of a pop landscape that's already defiantly superficial, to the point where they sound almost complicated.

The goal in a neo-baroque ecology is to transcend both the prescriptive within the ecological and the superficial veneer of style to reinvest the landscape with that most important of baroque characteristics – meraviglia – a state of wonder.

The majority of the surface area associated with conurbations may be assumed to be artificial and therefore distinct from the soil and superficial (where present) deposits that characterise much of the rural landscape.