Sentence examples for not be superb from inspiring English sources

Nicks hasn't yet published her verses, but given the emotional angst, philosophical profundity and lunar weird she customarily packs into a couplet, how could Nicks's George RR Martin-inspoems poems not be superb?

Such a document "certifies that the building is substantially in compliance with rules governing its construction," he said, "and even if workmanship in a building may not be superb and you get those kinds of issues, the building might still be in compliance".

My bunker game this year has not been superb.

But all commanders can't be superb, and over all, our increased presence makes Pashtuns more likely to see us as alien occupiers.

The week had started with days of hysterical coverage of Madrid's fight over Cristiano Ronaldo's red card against Athletic Bilbao at San Mamés, a fight that totally eclipsed the game itself - which, in case you hadn't read, and you probably hadn't, was superb - and it had ended with Ayza Gámez, the referee who sent him off and then wrote up his report all wrong, being dumped in the "freezer".

"Wouldn't it be superb to have the political parties actually agree what their strategy is as a collective for the NHS?" she told BBC Wales' Sunday Politics programme.

"Wouldn't it be superb to have the political parties actually agree what their strategy is as a collective for the NHS?" said the RCN leader, Ms Donnelly.

His body control is amazing, and his route running, though not talked about, can be superb.

Yet for a modern hockey player to be considered worthy of the Hockey Hall of Fame, shouldn't his international resume be superb and work alongside his N.H.L. portfolio?

(The tofu from Okinawa, deep-fried with a fine crust, though not Thai, is superb).

Of the four goals, Mohamed Zidan's left foot shot from 15 yards, with a force and projection Chaouchi couldn't handle, was superb.