Sentence examples for superficially when from inspiring English sources

At one point I do remember thinking that the show was getting a little indulgent in its length, superficially when there was a solid 15 minutes of the same crushing riff played in succession.

Our results demonstrate that both classes of tarantula toxins interact with membranes, but that PcTx1 interacts more superficially when compare to toxins targeting voltage sensors.

Things get superficially meta when the singer goes into a reverie about what a gender role reversal music video could look like.

So it was superficially attractive when [George] Osborne came up with his northern powerhouse stuff but in practical terms if the powers are to be devolved, again it would be an opportunity if you like to take on – they are not regions, they are sub-regions, city regions – in a way I think which better reflects the needs of people in the area.

In a complex role, Shane Baker is excellent as the gruff (yet superficially charming, when necessary...) Yekel Tchaptchovitch.

It's one thing for us to walk around enjoying our everyday lives in comfort, bliss and obliviousness superficially saying when it's convenient, we "support the troops".

Cells cannot function if DNA damage corrupts the integrity and accessibility of essential information in the genome (but cells remain superficially functional when so-called "non-essential" genes are missing or damaged).

You see, then, why Evans – an investment opportunity who would cost next to nothing – looked so appealing, when superficially there was very little financial risk.

And maybe he's right in assuming that Republican voters will want a hit of Only Superficially Lite Republican when they could mainline Uncut Pure Republican from someone like Ted Cruz.

As for the Co-operative Council, it seems like yet another idea from politicians that is superficially appealing, but, when you scratch the surface ever-so-gently, turns out to be fatuous bullshit.

The proceedings begin in 1983 when this superficially ill-assorted bunch join forces in an undergraduate house-share.