Sentence examples for always supersedes from inspiring English sources

In fact, the comedy in Cohen's stories almost always supersedes the horror.

Liberalism always supersedes utilitarianism in practice no matter how insistently Spencer feigns loyalty to the latter.

What the audience sees onscreen always supersedes the mechanism of its creation, from the script to the editing room, the collage-like piecing together of perceived reality.

One thing she notices is that myth always supersedes history; otherwise unromantic facts will interfere with the presentation of the ideological narrative.

Sports are Closer to a True Meritocracy Than Other Aspects of Life -- On the fields of athletic endeavor, the desire to win almost always supersedes the penchant to discriminate.

And besides, he added, his personal views were always superseded by the rule of law.

But the soloists always superseded the orchestral somnambulism, and the wildly enthusiastic audience seemed thrilled.

To Mr. Wolf, the 21st Amendment is sacrosanct and will always supersede the commerce clause.

"Public pressure will always supersede the influence of a trade association, and that's what I'm counting on….

But what can "Idol" do for a star whose talent for fame has always superseded that for singing, dancing and acting?

But if Limbaugh gets his way, the right to own a gun, even to own an assault weapon designed to inflict maximum carnage will always supersede the right of a nine-year-old child to make it to her tenth birthday or of a 40-year-old mother of two not to be shot through the head.