Sentence examples for hardly supersede from inspiring English sources
Although Ms. Kagan is almost certain to be confirmed, and her nomination will hardly supersede issues like the economy and jobs, Republicans see the court fight as a way to energize their base, especially conservative Tea Party activists disenchanted with Mr. Obama.
The cunningly laid out scene, in which the voyeur's eye moves from the sweaty couple to totems of family joy to another voyeur, the father standing in shadow, is a disturbing emblem of deceit that is hardly superseded by the revelation that, years later, the narrator sleeps with her sister's husband.
And, on the off chance Trump might have to end up appointing Romney, who certainly looks the part, and put Giuliani in another big slot (national intelligence director?), hey, the ex-Massachusetts governor would hardly be the first secretary of state superseded by other top hands.
Perhaps the fact that hardly anything followed in its wake, that the Bomb Squad's style was swiftly to be superseded by the smoother, more palatable sound of G-funk, and that the kind of politics it offered would be quietly dropped from hip-hop's agenda accounts for the way the album has survived the endless analysis to still sound fresh and viscerally exciting today.
"I will never supersede him.
Do tweets supersede wall labels?
"I think that could supersede the Convention Against Torture".
The name Macmillanite came to supersede Cameronian.
They were allowing entertainment to supersede news.
There are other values, which supersede money.
