Sentence examples for superficially altered from inspiring English sources
This commonality is underlined, perhaps too heavily, by Cunningham's use of the same set of characters, superficially altered, in each section.
These people do not take their cue from democrats like the Scots.If altered borders and new states emerge in the Middle East (a shrunken Syria, a country for the Kurds?), the changes may superficially resemble the reordering in Africa and Asia when the colonial powers upped sticks after the second world war.
They were determined to find a group that worked together, and not just go, 'Who's hot right now?'" In person, Ashton is only superficially like her plain-speaking, no-holds-barred alter ego: her speaking voice is slightly less deep, far less estuary than Vod's, and she's clearly more prone to both chuckling and thinking before speaking.
Some U.S. corporations created supply chains that superficially resembled those of their Japanese competitors, but they didn't alter the nature of their relationships with suppliers.
My alter-ego was gay because homosexuality in Tinseltown's superficially straight world of lead male roles created an additional challenge to explore, one faced by many of the wannabes I was to encounter.
Superficially, this sounds promising.
Superficially, it's cinematic.
Superficially, this seems reasonable.
