Sentence examples for much superior quality from inspiring English sources

Catwalking has Moore's photographs – of a much superior quality – on the site within two hours.

Here's a small sampling of the great images you will find in this series (photographs are reproduced with a mobile phone from physical books, therefore original prints will be of much superior quality).

be much superior in quality and strength than Bolobolo fibre.

It is apparent from the results that the longest defect-related carrier lifetime (τ 2) is obtained at location of P10, suggesting the minimum density of defect states in this region [17], which is well consistent with the much superior crystalline quality in this region described above.

It lacks the even finish and extreme perfection of "To Autumn" but is much superior in these qualities to the "Ode to a Nightingale" despite the magic passages in the latter and the similarities of over-all structure.

The story of how that state of affairs arose is tangled, but I don't think it's too unfair to say that Apple mistakenly believed that ordinary buyers would value its superior quality as much as its own people did.

In contrast, stock images sold on Getty and Corbis command a much higher price for their superior quality and come from professional photographers who have hired agents to distribute their work.

Henman twice broke the defending champion as he won the second set and kept pace for much of the third before Sampras' superior quality and experience told.

Whilst these advantages may be shared with other 3D imaging modalities, in comparison to previously reported MRI and micro-CT ex vivo examinations of small arteries, OPT appears to produce images of comparable or superior quality, yet with much shorter imaging times and less expense.

But others fear that too much Colombian coffee could undermine its image of superior quality.

They also usually fetch much high market prices, due to their larger size and superior quality.