superficial
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definition
adjective
the building suffered only superficial damage
existing or occurring at or on the surface.
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In short, the museum should strive to do something more than facilitate 'superficial' understandings and mere idol worship.
It only affirms the hugely popular, 'superficial' notion of a culture in crisis, of a culture lost in a constant loop of revivals.
But only for people who have had sufficient experience of their own - and then only to appreciate other situations, not to pronounce on them with the most 'superficial' of knowledge.
Maybe the relatively 'superficial' thinking behind the French poster designs stems from a sense of helplessness and an inability to really grasp the whole of the monumental injustices occurring.
Sensibly, I think, he acknowledges that comics and movies are two wildly different media, despite 'superficial' resemblances.
So, he decided to inhabit a character who was very much like he was in real life: Brash, glib, 'superficial' and immensely appreciative of beautiful women.
Yet from Dione's point of view, their realism and design are 'superficial' features.
A 'superficial' comparison of Roth with Malamud reveals two versions of the problems of self-definition which is at the core of this literature.
His equipment would be merged with existing industry sensors that nondestructively assess 'superficial' visual traits, including size, color, and bruising.
That said there does appear to be some 'superficial' evidence that suggests the period from May to September is a dull period for shares.
The connection between the two is not external and 'superficial' , but deeply internal and causal.
Despite 'superficial' resemblances to their medieval predecessors, these Lutheran altarpieces share a number of striking new features.
The rest is 'superficial' , a blight of the modern obsession with looks and image.
Like all single career women, Bridget is a slobbering alcoholic, a 'superficial' ninny posing as a competent professional and intellectual.
Actually I think it makes the characters seem whiney and irritating and erm… 'superficial' .
On a purely 'superficial' level, this album mirrors its predecessor so closely I ought to really give them identical grades.
It's too light to be a spoof, too 'superficial' to get to the real meat of why rap culture inspires so many privileged peons.
The film suggests that it is better to understand and accept the condition as normal than to try to eradicate it with supposed miracle cures, or 'superficial' lifestyle changes.
For every study finding that they are safe, there is one suggesting that they might indeed cause some damage, 'superficial' or otherwise.
However, the better you know Doucet's sources, the more you realize how 'superficial' his version is.
The weakness of many of these fads is that they have the 'superficial' appearance that something profound is happening, yet the substance is not there.
I actually found all of the characters tremendously 'superficial' and predictable in a lot of ways.
I was in two major car accidents, which left me with 'superficial' scars that I will carry the rest of my life.
In Maelstrom, the main characters are slick, 'superficial' people who deepen emotionally because of the trauma.
The mother, of course, is ditzy, frazzled and 'superficial' because there can be no real happiness beyond the city limits.
It is the vision of an Englishman, a sportsman and a visitor yet not that of a 'superficial' tourist, and, irritating as it might be to the Scottish nationalist in the age of devolution, it still exerts a powerful appeal.
His new collection, Oblivion, contains eight stories of uncompromising difficulty, with certain 'superficial' similarities.
Shreve gives a very 'superficial' rendering of her characters.
That is, they sound good on a 'superficial' level, but a look at the fine print shows a different picture.
I can't imagine any lady in real life being so easily seduced by so 'superficial' a character.
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