Sentence examples for perceived supremacy from inspiring English sources
The resentment is fundamentally about power – the relative influence, wealth and the perceived supremacy of European values.
Defying the authority and perceived supremacy of the dominant forces in society is empowering and essential to avoid detection.
PHILADELPHIA — There was a time not long ago when the Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies would clash fiercely on the field, and then snipe at each other through the news media, to assert their perceived supremacy in the National League East.
Apple reinvented the portable music business, and no one has come close to challenging its real or perceived supremacy.
Encouraging their perceived supremacy in those topics is a very bad idea for the country.
An important part of the debate is not only perceived financial supremacy in Asia -- and in that regard, China already reigns supreme -- but the acknowledgement that China is stepping up to the plate to transition from being primarily a recipient of development aid to becoming a primary donor.
Rhoden identifies "the Jockey Syndrome, or changing the rules... to maintain control in the face of a perceived challenge to white supremacy".
Still, the preliminary findings of the study suggested that people with a history of white supremacy fundamentally perceived these stimuli differently from the control group—and rapidly enough to suggest that it took place on an unconscious level.
The long-established supremacy reflects the perceived overall operational economy, simplicity, and reliability of single, direct-coupled crosshead engine plants.
At the heart of this absurd double standard lies the real issue here, which has very little to do with patriotism or freedom of speech or propriety and everything to do with white supremacy and the perceived ownership of black culture, black entertainment, black athleticism, and black bodies.
Nothing that has happened during this most hyperactive N.B.A. summer should be perceived as a foreseeable threat to their supremacy in the East.
