Sentence examples for which is superficially from inspiring English sources

The distribution of the Pale-billed Woodpecker broadly overlaps that of the Lineated Woodpecker (Dryocopus lineatus), which is superficially similar to Pale-billed.

But the biggest and unhappiest comparison is with Todd Field's In the Bedroom, which is superficially similar, dealing with the death of a beloved son.

Some of its members could then break away, which is superficially attractive, but achieves nothing if it leaves popular titles creating their own rules.

It also overlaps with Blue-backed Conebill Conirostrum sitticolor, which is superficially similar, but which has a blue back, and a smaller, pointed (not hooked) bill (Ridgely and Tudor 2009).

The most famous experiment imagines a remote planet called "Twin Earth," a planet which is superficially indiscernible from Earth (so that even its events parallel the events on Earth).

To Chinese mathematics educators, 'what is meant by 'cooperativeness' is the cooperativeness in the sense of mental activity rather than cooperation which is superficially just a form like people gathering' (Cheng 2011, p. 81).

South guessed to bid hearts rather than spades, which was superficially right.

But in Chaplin's case, which was superficially almost identical, the judges unanimously decided the British courts had resolved competing rights equitably.

For hundreds of millions of years they shared the seas with the trilobites, which were superficially similar and perhaps were distantly related.

Among them: Why did a large class of now-extinct birds called Enantiornithines (which were superficially similar to modern birds) die out?

He gave me his understanding, which was superficially correct.