Sentence examples for To superseded from inspiring English sources
verb
Set (something) aside.
As an example of speed of change driven by electronic media, over the course of one generation, television as a medium for receiving standardised entertainment products went from unknown, to novel, to ubiquitous and finally to superseded.
The name Macmillanite came to supersede Cameronian.
They were allowing entertainment to supersede news.
None purports to supersede state law.
Any federal legislation is likely to supersede state constitutional amendments.
"Do we allow appearances to supersede substance?" Dr. Armen said.
He has allowed deficits and debt to supersede mass unemployment as the emergency of the moment.
Functional MRI is not the first digital-age breakthrough that was supposed to supersede the polygraph.
At times, however, the artist may be found to supersede the politician in Barrès' writing.
But the administration has not made any move to supersede the Board of Inquiry's investigation.
By the late 19th century, free immigration began to supersede the coolie trade.
