Sentence examples for superficial looks from inspiring English sources

Styling alone is no reason to buy a car, though, and it's everything beyond the superficial looks of this marque that makes it such a success.

This doesn't mean that superficial looks or style will make you feel more confident, but making an effort to mind your looks tells yourself that you're worth caring about.

"Certainly in the immediate, superficial look, everybody is for covering kids who don't have health insurance," said Representative Adam H. Putnam of Florida, chairman of the House Republican Conference.

It is easy to take a superficial look at India's international behavior and see little more than haphazard decision-making and reticence.

This was a brave programme, rather foiled by technology: as it needed to be based in Harare in order to broadcast, it gave a rather jolly, superficial look at Zimbabwe's problems.

The interview with Kerrison drew its share of criticism but the argument was more nuanced than it seemed: what I felt was that a relatively superficial look at what went on showed that there were factors that suggested the attack that won the Tour was not quite as superhuman as it seemed to be at first glance.

Even taking a superficial look at the apps, you can see that these are not truly custom solutions, but modified versions of stock Apple TV menu system.

A creationist might take a superficial look at Moeritherium and assign it to the "hippo kind," but we have all the transitional fossils (and the anatomical evidence) to trace it right up to modern elephants.

Certainly a snapshot is a pretty superficial look at a $10,000-plus investment, but the Porsche enthusiast network is well-organized and takes itself seriously enough that Porsche Club of America and Porsche Owners Club members can be called upon, sometimes for a small fee, sometimes just for the fun of it, to do a prepurchase inspection for you.

While a superficial look at the election draws parallels to 2008, this year is direr.

Certainly we never get anything more than the most superficial look at the scandalous situation that set it off.