In superficial terms, there was nothing extraordinary about Sutherland except his vocation.
A movement as historical as this cannot be summarised in such superficial terms.
Moreover, with rare exceptions, middle-class African-Americans today distance themselves from Africa in all but the most stylized and superficial terms.
In the broadest and most superficial terms, a pair of Telemann works may have appeared to represent a German approach to Baroque style.
Richard M. Nixon was, in the most superficial terms, a celebrity gone wild, who has provided the American public with mesmerizing television ever since the famous Checkers speech of his vice presidential candidacy in 1952, cunningly orchestrated to preserve his precarious place on the Eisenhower ticket in the midst of financial scandal.
And when we judge one woman in power on superficial terms, we make it acceptable to judge any woman on those same terms.
Some clones were similarly dispersed laterally in deep and superficial layers (termed as "cylinder" shape), whereas other clones were substantially more dispersed in superficial layers than deep layers (termed as "cone" shape).
In general, the results here reported support the current literature knowledge that the restrictions imposed by the license on the source code distribution are associated with market success vis-a-vis project attractiveness, but they also suggest that the state-of-the-science is superficial in terms of what is known about why these differences in attractiveness can be observed.
"There is a cosmetic appeal to a declining unemployment rate, but it's very superficial in terms of assessing how severe the unemployment crisis really is".
The term superficial bladder cancer encompasses a spectrum of disease that includes true superficial papillary lesions, which are of relatively low clinical risk, as well as disease extending into the lamina propria, which is at high risk of progressing to muscle-invasive bladder cancer (MIBC).
