Sentence examples for superficially he from inspiring English sources

Superficially, he has all the best lines.

When leaders manage corporations authentically, not superficially, he sees the results as sustained high levels of profit.

While, superficially, he has changed little since he became one of the first dotcom millionaires, the experience has clearly left its mark.

"It was: 'What the hell am I going to do next?'" Although there might have been doubt beneath the surface, superficially he seemed ambitious from the off.

The former cabinet minister added the speech was worthy of close inspection "Superficially he gives the impression of saying, you know we're going to fight to the very last bullet, but he's also talking about a different Libya emerging and why he doesn't want the country to be plunged into civil war – because it would make the emergence of a different Libya all the more difficult," said Mandelson.

More superficially, he's a vocal advocate for the coal industry and for natural gas who has a worm farm in his kitchen and grows potatoes in his garden.

The other is that, looked at superficially, what he has on his hands is a shaggy dog story.

The cellist had realized that although Mendelssohn's life was superficially happy, he had recognized and reflected the virulent anti-Semitism of nineteenth century Germany in his music.

The third dimension of a Christie character remains hidden for much of the novel, while that person presents himself superficially as he would like to be perceived: as a type, a glossy surface designed for public consumption and approval.

My theory is that Russ was also once a pasty geek who only wanted acceptance, and with the help of self-tanner, expensive jeans and a sick amount of money, he's reinvented himself superficially -- but he's only gotten more gross on the inside ("I got three nannies suing me right now, one of them for no reason!").

In consultation with Professor Kegan, Dr. Rapier began to observe his own behavior at work, identifying occasions when he was reluctant to hand over projects — or when he superficially handed them over, only to retain ultimate control.