This is probably not the association Ms. Moore wants, because the story, which she wrote and performs, seems intended to be superficially comic but dead serious at heart.
Ray played for many years in the colours of the Ravers, a superficially louche but deadly serious cricket team consisting of jazz musicians, including Fawkes, Mick Mulligan, Bruce Turner and Frank Parr, and other figures from their world, such as the agent Jim Godbolt and the Melody Maker journalist Bob Dawbarn.
The ICC's Narayanaswami Srinivasan and the ECB's Giles Clarke – the two principal targets of a superficially larky but fundamentally serious film – seem to exist in a universe very different from that of the average fan, who would surely welcome cricket's inclusion in the Olympic Games, not least because it would ensure automatic funding in places where the game is trying to establish itself.
But social science fiction is granted no such irresponsibility … Like Cormac McCarthy and others, Lee uses essential elements of a serious genre irresponsibility, superficially".
I confess that I do not know -- at least not in the context of this absurd and superficially debated election, with virtually every serious question or issue pushed to the margins.
Easy for even a casual visitor to grasp, at least superficially, Afghanistan is a difficult place for a serious writer.
As more and more superficially ambitious productions reach our screens, billed as serious fare taking on critical issues of history and society, the gap between technical and artistic mastery on one hand, and intellectual and linguistic depth on the other, has widened considerably.
While much theatre of the time tackled serious social and political issues, Earnest is superficially about nothing at all.
Nada and Furukawa performed superficially similar simulations in 2011, however their study has serious shortcomings.
The campus plotline in Senna's novel reminded me of a moment in Justin Simien's "Dear White People," a somewhat platitudinal film that also takes on self-serious young people who are newly, and superficially, occupying their racial identities.
