Sentence examples for superficially well from inspiring English sources

And you only have to look at Ed Miliband's dwindling leadership ratings to see how populist policies, each superficially well received, can drain the messenger's underlying credibility.

Bush, Johnson writes,...was a man superficially well enough qualified to be president.

The data from Affymetrix chips were, at least superficially, well behaved.

Though the larger social and historical background is fairly vague, the period is superficially well-evoked.

"I just love English miserabilism," says Carson, from the secure highland of the, at least superficially, well-adjusted.

The night-time economy, Night Czars, superclub revivals and the 24-hour city: if UK club culture is to thrive, it seems like it's only going to be possible on these superficially well-meaning but, let's be honest, purely economical and socially divisive terms.

Moreover, 47percentt of Americans personally know, whether superficially or well, Muslims, Arabs, or both.

All of the death and injury seemed to unfold within the context of banal (by perverse American standards) crimes, which superficially mapped well onto established national narratives of large-scale gun violence and normal victims.

"People can appear superficially to be well but they may nonetheless be mentally disordered".

Although not related to gulls, these birds resembled them superficially and may well have been their ecological counterparts.

Robert Shelton describes the song's central character, Mr Jones, as "one of Dylan's greatest archetypes", characterizing him as "a Philistine ... superficially educated and well bred but not very smart about the things that count".