Sentence examples for of those superior from inspiring English sources
Mr Sheep!" pretending to be one of those superior pop-stars who hates nine-to-five office-workers commuting to work in suits.
No "rude, heathen people" have ever "raised themselves by their own spontaneous energy" to a "morally elevated" state, he argues ("The Regeneration of Africa" [AA], 435); the efforts of those "superior" in "letters or grace" are generally required.
This method, retaining the evolving stability of those superior individuals, fully enhances the converging speed and solution accuracy and, to certain extent, remedies the deficiencies in generality of conventional ways in coping with prematurity.
Middle-rank officials of government reveal secrets so as to attract the attention of their superiors or to lobby against the orders of those superiors".
The identity of those superiors is not publicly known, however, and one top Army official said today that it was unclear how senior were the officers to whom she brought her concerns.
One of those superiors, a senior manager who was not identified, told the inspector general that he had not opened the attachment to an e-mail from the senior examiner outlining problems with the company's methodology.
Analogs (utilizing high-performance engineering materials), that mimic many of the mechanisms underlying those superior combinations of properties, have been built.
Pardon me, but do you not feel called to devote those superior powers of yours to the uplifting of your less favored brotheren?" (VAJC, 188).
Yet in writing courses and workbooks, plot is often the poor relation of those apparently superior skills of characterisation, dialogue and style.
Strengthened by his convictions, he was impervious to the power of those with superior social or professional standing, and resolute in his willingness to state his beliefs publicly.
Below it are the Appeals Court and various trial court departments, including those of the superior courts (which conduct felony jury trials) and district courts.
