Sentence examples for professional superiority from inspiring English sources

The recorded recollections include Les Paul's description of how he created a prototype of the electric guitar in 1929,  Steven Tyler's discussion of his drug addiction,  David Bowie's description of Mick Jagger as conservative, Paul McCartney's talking about his professional superiority and Herb Jeffries and Dave Brubeck's recollections of working in segregated clubs.

Nevertheless, many contend Pixar is years ahead of its rivals because of technical superiority and professional accolades.

But England could only exert their vast superiority in a professional manner - which they did in impressive fashion.

The two professional models showed a relative superiority in terms of practice environment but had score profiles lower than those seen in magnet hospitals, as measured in earlier studies [ 29].

In one of the little marvels of the Frick show, the Smiths, father and son, professional huntsmen, wear that air of effortless superiority, the contained smirk of being British in the seventeen-seventies.

Test-driven development attracts attention as well as followers in professional environment; however empirical evidence of its superiority regarding its effect on productivity, code and tests compared to test-last development is still fairly limited.

Deer ([2002]) observes that the dominance of the university over the polytechnic in the higher education sector in the UK was a consequence of political decisions based largely on perceptions of increased economic efficiency rather than any fundamental superiority of academic knowledge production over professional know-how.

(4P) Generally, this notion of "Western superiority" was discussed more by experienced professionals than by trainees.

"Griefs, not grievances," writes Frost: though Hall has written marvelous poems of grief, he has written also some very shrill poems of grievance, many of them based on his imagined superiority to those who toil as poetry "professionals".

Quite as abundant, though, are the legions of middle-class characters anxious to carve out space for themselves in the worlds through which they move by exaggerating their very slight superiority to the people with whom chance or professional circumstance forces them to associate.

While many might debate the last point, ISIS is using cutting-edge technologies in many of their activities, including in the professional use of media tools that fulfill a feeling of superiority through well-crafted videos and clips.