Superficially

Unfortunately, however, it is often read quite superficially and talked about in terms that are irrelevant to its actual logic and rationale.

What actually comes across, however, is a world driven by female vanity superficially focused on looking perfect.

While Trump appears to have a mathematical chance of throwing that New York case into disarray, his superficially similar effort to force Judge Chutkan to recuse herself from the federal case in Washington is singularly unlikely to go anywhere.

Ash said when mould had been reported, Places for People tend to "superficially cover things up".

Fairways, who formed in Falkirk two years ago, are already making waves on the indie-rock scene following the release of their first single Superficially last year.

First, to be a mediator, you need to be at least superficially neutral.

It all sounds superficially fine until we start to think about it and look at what did happen the last time the country built up a lot of debt during WW2.

Notably, Egypt did not want or try to reclaim that territory, and cooperated with Israel, at least superficially, to enforce a military embargo on Gaza.

Superficially, it seems that it has.

The argument that “nothing is free” is superficially appealing: someone, somewhere, has to pay.

This is the process whereby people who want to remain on the inside, surrounded by social approval, instantly adopt the latest fad belief about topics like gender or race, at least superficially.

Barn swallows and cliff swallows, superficially very much alike, except for the tail feathers.

But that’s because the purpose of this language is not to illuminate the class and power realities of today’s world but rather to use superficially socialist terminology in order to foster divisions in progressive ranks.

He is a low-impact character, but for the most part, Calley's positions come across a bit superficially.

However, while the anime is superficially different to the novel, there are nuances and ideas that echo through both.

Superficially, that may seem like a potentially reasonable question.

But the under-five-foot woman lacked the strength to cut the much larger Roger’s jugular vein, getting the knife only superficially into his neck – enough to make him bleed “like a fountain” but not enough to do him fatal damage.

However, superficially at least, change is underway.

If superficially unalike, the two older men appear to share an incredulous resentment that a young woman might, out of self-preservation, disregard them, no matter many times they misrepresent or admonish her.

Over the centuries, Parliament has taken various monarchical prerogatives and rendered them essentially democratic, while allowing Britain’s institutions to retain, superficially, their royal pomp.