Sentence examples for superficially the same from inspiring English sources

Beijing remained superficially the same throughout Qing times.

(The idea of twins, superficially the same yet internally dissimilar, becomes a physical pun).

Yet though the equation is superficially the same, the numbers don't add up here.

From outside, it presents as blank a face to the world as the rest of the street, and once you pass through the frosted glass door, the impression is superficially the same.

Malevich, seven years younger, nimbly but superficially absorbed the same stylistic precedents.

However, the spur of the 500th anniversary, coupled with an economic liberalisation process started by the Cuban government in 2011 means that, to regular visitors like me, Trinidad has changed, even if, superficially, it looks the same.

From the results of microstructural investigation and hardness measurement, when each layer was superficially processed by the same electrode, it was seen that the microstructure changed from martensite with retained austenite to austenite.

Based on previous measurements of the statistics of the boundary-layer intermittency, it is found that transition induces higher low-streamwise wavenumber wall pressure levels than does a fully developed turbulent boundary layer that might superficially exist at the same location and at the same Reynolds number.

The more things change, after all, the more they superficially appear to stay the same.

"Parrots and Psittacosaurs might look the same superficially, but the idea that they had the same muscle arrangements just seemed a little far-fetched," explained Adam Taylor, recent MSc palaeobiology graduate from the University of Bristol.

Begley does this in part by filtering his perceptions through the sensibility of an invented counterself -- the person he might have been but for the grace of -- and in part by rendering a superficially unlikable protagonist with the same humanizing fullness other authors save for likable ones.