Sentence examples for display of superiority from inspiring English sources

Florida State's obvious display of superiority dashed any hope.

It's a disgusting display of superiority at this point.

United, with a wonderful goal and a composed display of superiority, broke Porto's proud boast never to have been beaten at its Dragão stadium by a British club.

The king was astonished at this occurrence and the display of superiority, but, after a brief time, said he would do all the Romans demanded".

"What we have is a middle class that's suspicious of displays of superiority, and that's what formal wear is.

This display of technical superiority must have irritated the Russian leader, who noticed the taping going on and demanded "a full translation" of his remarks be broadcast in English in the United States.

David Cameron's comments in parliament yesterday that such a sale would be "unthinkable" in the UK, have not gone down well with the French who bristle at any Anglo-Sexon attempted display of moral superiority.

And, of course, the entire display of technological superiority by the US and the coalition forces impressed a lot of observers that this was the first round of what many people called the Revolution in Military Affairs".

The humility imposed on the Essene, the commitment not to "abuse his authority" or to display "external marks of superiority," may remind us of the "Let not yourselves be called masters, for Christ is your only master" of Matthew 23:10.

One of the most upscale institutions, the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts, is also among the most orthodox in its approach to Shakespeare, and the students and faculty members display an attitude of superiority.

19 In the context of patient-centredness, such cultural effects might result in different opinions towards a hierarchical 'paternalistic' approach to audiological management (where the clinician may display an attitude of superiority over the patient), versus a patient centred-approach.