Sentence examples for inferior out from inspiring English sources

Furious at this minor humiliation, Underground Man starts to stalk the military man, who, it transpires, often walks around Petersburg's crowded Nevsky Prospect, pushing anyone he considers inferior out of his path.

If someone inferior wins out over them there is less furious indignation than weary shrugging.

The worst of it comes from those residing in the majority's self praise of being the normal ones; those who took it for granted that Aborigines were inferior, dying out, that their land was terra nullius, that their civilisation demanded the fluffing of a pillow; those who took it for granted that women are genetically disposed to find a place in the kitchen and bedroom.

In some cases, wines that tasters said were OK to drink but that reviewers rated as inferior turned out to have small but detectable concentrations of TCA when subjected to laboratory analysis, Matthews adds.

Many bigots just throw their inferior gay out, and Morgan's gravest error may well have been in directing his hypothetical hate crime at his own son.

Have developers been putting out inferior work, or is something beyond their control going on?

I found it tremendously enjoyable, but as visually daring entertainment it is inferior to Inside Out and as action-thriller spectacle inferior to the new James Bond, Spectre, and to the outstanding new Star Wars offering.

Yet analysts say standards at some private institutions are insufficient while some accuse the government of playing catch-up in its attempt to weed out inferior providers.

Some critics describe this as a way to artificially concentrate the wine, though Mr. Baumard said he used it merely as a way to sort out inferior grapes.

It is the latest to be penalised for its role in the £11 billion personal pensions mis-selling scandal, which involved people being persuaded to leave company schemes and take out inferior personal plans.

So far nearly £2 billion has been repaid to more than 330,000 investors, many of whom were wrongly advised between 1988 and 1994 to leave lucrative company pension schemes and take out inferior personal plans.