Sentence examples for a superior kind from inspiring English sources
Galbraith is not just an articulate and contrarian cheerleader for a superior kind of American consumerism.
Her snobbery in this respect is impressively flexible: in Sansepolcro she sees tourists "of a superior kind" — although they're art lovers, like herself, she mocks their bourgeois rectitude.
The other half of Europe he also calls the 'foreign land,' and has a general idea that all within it is of a superior kind, the people particularly excellent, nature extraordinarily beautiful, the production of art and industry irreproachable.
The Fixed Period has been largely ignored by those who go to Trollope for a superior kind of comfort reading, and dismissed as an aberrant minor work by most critics and biographers.
To die in battle is a superior kind of death (B24).
But the Keynesian addiction to easy results tends to make economies forget the need for a superior kind of growth, that which yields significant productivity gains.
In this context, Ovechkin is a new, superior kind of Russian.
According to Sosa, we rise to a different and superior kind of justification and knowledge when we are able to see our beliefs as deriving from intellectual virtues.
"After the revolution, I told my superior, kind of joking, that I will not pay if you don't give me a receipt," Noor said.
Throughout the novel, Tolstoy indicates that the romantic idea of love, which most people identify with love itself, is entirely incompatible with the superior kind of love, the intimate love of good families.
In order to successfully compete with this new threat, McKnight's objectives are to create its own microbrewery on-site and to offer superior kinds of beers than that of its new competitors.
