Sentence examples for looking superior from inspiring English sources

They spent it meeting, greeting, touring, admiring, exclaiming, making deft small talk, and — in deference to the sensitivities of their host nation — trying to look presidential while not looking superior.

He is understandably pleased after emerging from the first eight stages injury-free, looking superior to his main rivals and with the yellow jersey on his shoulders after a series of attritional stages in which the garment has at times seemed cursed.

The difference was mind-boggling and I've decided not to be a cheapskate on memory cards anymore so that I can ensure all my pictures come out looking superior.

He's been spoilt by other people, that's why he struts around and looks superior.

At some point, their own ideas must start to look superior.

Sometimes, Patterson's surreal map looks superior to the real one.

The League One side proved vexing opponents for the Premier League strugglers, who never looked superior to Paul Hurst's team.

Milan generally looked superior, apart from the six-minute spell in which Liverpool scored three times to pull level.

There were times when Spain looked superior and times when Holland looked desperate enough to revert to old habits, but in coming back from a goal down to win the match quite handsomely Louis van Gaal's side showed character and application.

The UK design looks superior to the US version, which uses a rolling monthly programme, thereby creating the illusion that this experimental monetary machine is a finely calibrated instrument.

Irons quite simply has that regal poise and deft position of cheekbone which means he could be elbowing you aside in a burning Londis mini-mart while looting a crate of Mango Rubicon and still look superior.