If all of the options that dominate a given option are themselves dominated, then being dominated does not rule out the given option as irrational.
Youth dominates "Out of the Ordinary/Extraordinary," a powerful touring survey of Japanese photographers at the New Jersey City University Galleries in Jersey City.
It is accepted that Chamberlain will never throw the baseball the way he did in 2007, when he dominated out of the bullpen; a shoulder injury in August 2008 sapped velocity that has yet to return — and most likely will not.
But the idea of a hero turning out to be the offspring of the most inconceivable evil, an immensely grim force that dominates out of pride, did not begin with George Lucas.
Whether comedy, news debate, drama or documentary, if any gender, race, class or age group dominates out of all proportion to our true national mix, that conversation is weakened and our opinions misshapen as a result.
Eight years later, there is near unanimity among students of city government that Mr. Giuliani succeeded in changing the perception that the city was unmanageable, partly through his policies and partly through his dominating, get-out-of-my-way manner.
It could also result in a new type of charter school, one led largely by traditional institutions like the Roman Catholic Church, in a movement that has been dominated by out-of-the-box organizations branded as agents of change.
In the minors, Collins dominated, striking out 329 in 223 innings over four seasons with a.179 opponents' average.
Woodley came out fast, dominating in the first round.
But the next moment she can let us see a dominating shrew peeking out from the mask she has turned her face into.
The timely hitting, Clayton Kershaw dominating, the jumping out to a five-run lead.
