Sentence examples for or superceded from inspiring English sources

Trinitians hold this revelation of the one God as a great self to have been either supplemented or superceded by later revelation which shows the one God to in some sense be three "persons".

Seemingly "moderate," this option also would require overturning or superceding the BCA in some way - either by raising taxes or cutting deeper into non-defense programs, or both.

The search strategy yielded 213 articles, of which 184 were excluded because they did not meet the inclusion criteria or they were superceded by more recent or more complete national data.

Scotus also argued forcefully for the idea that each moment was open to contingent possibility, such that for any time t, the events at t were possible not to be the events at t. Contingency, traditionally assigned to the future, in Scotus' view superceded or governed even the hypothetical necessity of the present.

Any nationwide no vote which superceded a yes vote in Scotland or Wales would be a gift for nationalist sentiment.

Global design appears to have superceded every last local national, regional or city style.

The question is whether that growth will continue, or whether AdMob's phone-specific ads will be superceded by regular Web ads.

The results indicate a major breakdown of all current theories of polymer crystallization, in that the overriding equation involving the relation between crystallization rate, lamellar thickness, surface free energy and supercooling appears to be superceded in the copolymers by some hitherto unrecognized process or law.

High-precision computerized machine tools superceded manual dexterity.

That declaration, which the Bush administration had actively supported, now seemed effectively superceded by events.

Tells about the short-live d movement, which was superceded by Cubism.