Sentence examples for ever superior from inspiring English sources

Wow, are we ever superior.

So Forbes asked where he got his moose antlers, on account of their being some of the best design objects he'd ever seen, superior to anything Eames or Gehry created.

And while Mr. Romney is now counting more than ever on superior organization and planning to pull him through what is shaping up to be a protracted state-by-state battle for delegates, he continues to fight the perception among some voters that he, like the operation working to elect him, is a triumph of political engineering over passion and authenticity.

In 2012, Mike Fahey of Kotaku called Thief "the best stealth game I've ever played", superior to modern games in the genre.

"I don't think Paul Nicholls ever thought Denman superior to Kauto," Findlay said.

"Like the best-organized YouTube channel ever, only with superior video quality and everything vetted for quality".

But he does at least seem to fit this offense much better than Vick ever did, displaying superior timing and a greater willingness to let the ball go and trust his receivers (well, Martavis Bryant mostly) to make plays.

His light tenor is as expressive as ever on the superior Chicago-blues pastiche You Made Me Love You and a duet with a wheezy Ja Rule, Been Around the World, but most of this tame album simply isn't worthy of him.

The good bits are so good that it's a shame when Shilling comes across as ever so slightly superior; sometimes you get the feeling that her menopause is more rarefied than anyone else's, that there is a more ordinary proletarian menopause in store for the average woman.

Due to the increase in the world's population and the increase in the population of free people with sufficient time and resources to explore a range of activities, we are far more likely than ever to see superior gifted athletes.

Scientists may somehow turn jellyfish into food, tyres or flip-flops, but it is hard to imagine an industry based on a product that is at least 95% water will ever be economically superior to one based on a diverse and healthy marine ecosystem.In 2004, fish caught in the ocean netted $85 billion on first sale.