Sentence examples for believed superiority from inspiring English sources

50 Cent's lyrics muse "exactly how far he wants to go" in the entertainment business following his rapid rise to fame over the preceding two years, as well as his believed superiority to other contemporary artists: "Look at me, this is the life I chose / Niggaz around me so cold, man my heart done froze... I'm just triple beam, dreamin / niggaz be, schemin".

However, the generally believed superiority of SGAs in terms of efficacy and safety has been challenged in the last decade [ 1– 3].

If this eye-opening study of Hollywood and the Nazi elite is to be believed, that superiority was purely a technical one.

The 27-year-old German, whose personal best of 8.40m is five centimetres further than Greg Rutherford jumped to win Olympic gold at London 2012, believes his superiority over other Paralympic long jumpers in the T44 category proves his success is based on talent not technology.

We believe the superiority is caused by the difference of two metrics, mutual information and the absolute t-statistic, used to represent the predictive power.

The people of Japan have long believed in the superiority of their own materials and workmanship.

Yet he was also a "racialist" who believed in the superiority of the white race.

Over the years, the try at the ascent was a test promoted largely by men who believed in white superiority.

I have never believed in the superiority of one particular race, but I always held that equality of rights was necessary.

It was widely believed that a superiority in numbers of at least three to one was required for a successful offensive.

Although the free software community zealously believed in the superiority of its approach to software development, in the beginning, free software products barely made a ripple in the marketplace.