"inherent superiority" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that possesses a natural or innate advantage or quality over others. Example: "The athlete's inherent superiority was evident in their exceptional speed and strength, making them a top contender in the race."
That may indicatedthe difference between North and South Jersey football fans -- the tolerance bred by a feeling of inherent superiority.
The fifth consecutive defeat by Klopp's men, and the most emphatic, has shaken the Bavarians' belief in their inherent superiority.
We seem to think that we are better than other peopleNthat our material advantage stems from an inherent superiority.
You want to remind them of your inherent superiority, but don't forget it's the season of goodwill.
Instead of embodying the supposedly inherent superiority of capitalism, the supermarket demonstrated how it produced winners and losers.
Putting the great bus privatisation disaster on the agenda would be another reminder that the inherent superiority of the market is not a foregone conclusion.
But the reason it shouldn't be taboo is because by market dominance, I'm not talking about any kind of inherent, biological superiority.
But it remains a constant series of small battles, involving more or less intelligent, more or less sympathetic individuals, not grandiose leftist theories of the evils of capitalism or neocon theories of its inherent moral superiority.
A moment after the herb touches your tongue, you are dining in France, a country convinced of its inherent cultural superiority, a country confident enough to vary its classic culinary themes.
IT was once said of Samuel Johnson that his genius sprang not from any inherent natural superiority to his fellow man, but rather from a heightened empathy; that he was like everybody else, only more so.
But if we storm in, convinced of our own inherent moral superiority, proclaiming that everything others believe is misguided and detrimental to society, we will be met always with hostility and reticence to change.
