Sentence examples for Superseded by something from inspiring English sources

Their lack of social obligation and ignorance of the most simple realities means they will inevitably be superseded by something else, hopefully something better.

"Viewers and readers who like sensationalism are not necessarily loyal," said Tony Potts, a host of the television shows "Access Hollywood" and "Celebrity Exposé." "The titillating aspect of a story will always be superseded by something else, and they just want the next quick fix".

With the vast majority of what you're interested in finally under one interface roof, the old ways will be superseded by something that will feel more like a back-and-forth conversation with a friend —  supported by all available data from the likes of IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Facebook and Twitter — with seamless cloud-based, time-shifting, ad-skipping technology underneath it all.

In a landscape in which politics is being reduced to a (broken) mirror reflecting finance, and in which producing and saving have been superseded by consuming, something systemic comes into view.

In the former, Joe considered how the traditional princely power characteristic of medieval Europe came to be superseded by manifestations of a modern conception of the state as something impersonal or abstract.

TQM had some great concepts in the mid-1990s, but it was eventually superseded by Six Sigma and lean manufacturing, which will, in turn, be replaced by something better.

Over time, the seismic shocks were superseded by steam blasts and small ash explosions, engendering increasing trepidation on the island and signalling that something bigger might be imminent.

The aftercastle was superseded by the quarterdeck.

Minerals are superseded by facts about minerals.

Genghis Khan has been superseded by Jimmy Carter.

"Babe's records have been superseded by Hank Aaron and Mark McGwire.