Sentence examples for superficially different from inspiring English sources

The four dances were at least superficially different.

As Banville and Black keep telling us, in superficially different ways, things can "never be complete".

He was not asserting, as some people have, that religions like Christianity and Buddhism are merely superficially different expressions of one underlying faith.

A superficially different type of hydrolysis occurs in aqueous solutions of salts of some metals, especially those giving multiply charged cations.

Her equation of "common clay" with the fundamentals of humankind makes a point about the essential similarity of superficially different people without resorting to we-are-the-world cliches.

If you were soothed by recent Six Organs albums like "Asleep on the Floodplain," which worked like a set of mysterious hymns, you will find this album superficially different: sweatier, more of the body and the garage.

Thus, the approach distills out a set of key features that can be used to classify solutions and to objectively compare solutions that differ quantitatively and come from models that are superficially quite different, as in the famous classification of neuronal bursters [16, 22].

The emperors, ideologues and technocrats who have ruled China have been superficially very different.

In Jazz at Lincoln Center's continuing series of commissioned works, the two latest are from artists who are superficially on different ends of the spectrum.

Amy Leach's superficially very different book Things That Are, a collection of short whimsical pieces about animals, could be read as attempting a rewilding of the reader's imagination, through the ancient device of anthropomorphism.

One striking feature of Lydian is massive syncope (loss of interior sounds) and apocope (loss of final sounds), giving it a superficially very different appearance from its most immediate linguistic relatives.