Sentence examples for Total supremacy from inspiring English sources

Recorded music achieved total supremacy: the only notion of performance was in the skill of the deejay.

Influenced by Craig, Meyerhold immediately began to implement his own ideas involving the total supremacy of the director and the strict physical discipline of actors.

Chinese and Korean craftsmen were brought to Japan, the Chinese calendar was introduced, the Chinese bureaucratic system replaced the old Japanese system of purely hereditary awards and ranks, and the total supremacy of the emperor was recognized.

But the prolific Root, who scored 54 off the last 39 balls of his innings, along with Jos Buttler (45) and Chris Jordan (19 not out), punished a tiring and increasingly ragged side in the evening session to guide the hosts to a position of total supremacy.

The pursuit of wealth ( The Ferengi), the goal of total supremacy ( The Borg) or the urge to become isolationists ( The Klingons) are so much more like us historically.

In fact, it tells us that U.S. pilots currently have not just air superiority or air supremacy, but total mastery of the fabled "high ground" of war.

The Royal Air Force - bitterly maligned at the time by the Army - fought vehemently to deny the enemy the total air supremacy which would have wrecked the operation.

Although camera-phone videos show the rebels downing Assad's helicopters and jets, the regime still maintains total air supremacy, constantly carpet-bombing rebel areas with explosives and helicopter gunships.

So total was Team GB's supremacy that there were paranoid whispers from other teams of magic wheels and doctored boards.

Wirathu is associated with the 969 Movement in Burma, an organization that promotes a Burman Buddhist-centered supremacy and the total avoidance of any and all businesses or interactions with Muslims as a minimal goal.

Chayefsky's nightmare has been multiplied many times over, with the total media-ization and monetization of everything, the supremacy of ratings and market share, the commercialization of all editorial decisions.