Sentence examples for assert the superiority from inspiring English sources

His enthusiasm for traditional Japanese art often led him to assert the superiority of Oriental over Western art.

Ultimately, our aim should not be to assert the superiority of the physical world over the virtual, but to make them work together.

New businesses also mean new competitors, and Mr. Nadella was quick to assert the superiority of Windows Server's ability to increase the workload of a server, compared to the so-called virtualization capabilities of products from VMware, which just finished a big customer conference where it announced a kind of homemade alternative to Azure.

But, second, I said, as we passed the new Whitney, which loomed, in the advancing twilight, like a beached ocean liner made of steel and glass, these stories are really opportunities for the authors to assert the superiority of their own art, of literature, over painting.

He also mistakenly and paradoxically followed the Neopythagoreans in thinking that the Pythagoreans occupied the crucial position in the history of philosophy of the first philosophers to distinguish between the corporeal and incorporeal and to assert the superiority of the latter, an achievement that is more reasonably assigned to Ficino's hero Plato (Celenza 1999, 699 706).

Barry argues that 'nobody is to be allowed to assert the superiority of his own conception of the good over those of other people as a reason for building into the framework for social cooperation special advantages for it.' (Barry 1995, p. 160).

Tracts in the 1930s admired Hitler, asserted the superiority of the Hindu race, and denounced opponents as traitors.

As a goddess sprung from the head of her father, she asserts the superiority of the male.

As a country governed by law, we were asserting the superiority of our system to others governed by dictatorship.

In the Essai Gobineau asserted the superiority of the white race over others and labeled the "Aryans"—i.e., the Germanic peoples as representing the summit of civilization.

In fact, when he announced his adherence to the thesis of the "created Qurʾān" in 827, al-Maʾmūn also asserted the superiority of ʿAlī over the other Companions of the Prophet.