Sentence examples for which superficially from inspiring English sources

Some films deal with a loss from death, which superficially is similar.

"There was much discussion this year about whether certain books, which superficially appeared eligible, actually contained writing about sex that was bad enough for them to be shortlisted".

It causes, they write, "a state of shortsightedness in which superficially understood, immediate aspects of experience have a disproportionate influence on behavior and emotion".

There is very little dialogue in "Once and for All," which superficially resembles a free-spirited hour in the rumpus room.

Workers therefore should feel more secure, and should have more bargaining power to demand higher wages.This is a demand, moreover, which superficially seems justified.

One of the curses of the modern fast-moving political/media age is the ease with which superficially seductive ideas get absorbed without proper scrutiny, by legislators as well as the public.

It lacks the tub-thump of The King's Speech, which it superficially resembles.

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

From a personal standpoint this was less regrettable in the case of Ms. Schwendinger's pieces, which seemed superficially emotive.

It's less relaxed than The Big Lebowski, which it superficially resembles on account of their midnight-toking gumshoes.

The new list features 9,200 names, most of which do superficially appear to be linked to Isis.