Sentence examples for superficially feel from inspiring English sources

No matter how satisfying this story may superficially feel to all those who have loathed Lochte's frat bro persona since for ever, and who feel that this is somehow a comeuppance or him being found out in some cathartic way – it isn't.

They may superficially feel good about themselves, but they feel they lack any intrinsic goodness, and that the only way others can value them is through superficial notoriety or accomplishments.

It's precisely because the proliferation problem is so difficult, though, that the "Global Zero" movement can feel superficially appealing.

I'm anti-kissing when kissing is a performative ritual meant to make people feel superficially better about their unexamined lives (and to make those who don't kiss feel worse).

Some of her lines sound more superficially delivered than felt.

At least superficially, it sure feels a lot like Kickstarter.

"If one is to take a tale of this kind seriously, one must feel that, however superficially unlike the world we live in its characters and events may be, it nevertheless holds up the mirror to the only nature we know, our own," he wrote.

Far from Heaven, Todd Haynes's Douglas Siromancee romance is, superficially, a film I Am Love might feel some kinship with.

It forces us to confront death, but also makes us feel we can defeat it – superficially at least.

His main décor changes only superficially throughout the three acts; we can't feel that the journey from the country estate of Act I to the St. Petersburg of Act III is an important one.

Some of the most common characteristics of someone with a borderline personality is that on the surface they often seem vivacious, attractive, exciting and someone you feel you'll be able to (superficially) show off.