Sentence examples for confer superiority from inspiring English sources

It is also an effort to confer superiority – of longevity and of sex appeal – and he returns to this quest for youth and attractiveness in the queasily but fittingly titled essay "Afternoon of the Sex Children".

Overall, the study by Sun and colleagues further contributes to the growing body of evidence to suggest that initial treatment with CRRT compared with IRRT in critically ill patients with AKI may confer superiority for increased likelihood of renal recovery.

Dualism confers superiority to everything on the male side, but inferiority to everything on the female side.

To campaign solely amid the misbegotten confers moral superiority, maybe, but it almost surely leads to defeat.

Forty-two per cent of single parents live in poverty, 63% have no savings, 71% of all those renting are on housing benefit; so "self-sufficiency" is a byword for affluence, which then has moral superiority conferred upon it.

He argues vehemently that a clear technical superiority in space confers a tremendous geopolitical advantage back home.

The notion that local east European antisemitism killed the Jews of eastern Europe confers upon others a sense of superiority akin to that the Nazis once felt.

In any case, we need to be clearer about implementations for dual coding, and more research is needed to clarify how teachers can make use of the benefits conferred by multiple representations and picture superiority.