But once we return to our preferred genres, we are perfectly happy to make strong judgments about, say, the superiority of David Mitchell to Jonathan Franzen or of Raymond Chandler to Mickey Spillane.
She always felt superior, she says, a superiority born of opposition, the gut push-back against low expectation, although she suspects it was also just in her from birth.
Let's celebrate it". UC Berkeley historian James Gregory says racial superiority was a source of pride among farm, oil field and railroad workers who migrated to Kern County in the 1930s.
The authors, led by Professor Anders Widmark, from Umea University in Sweden, say the "significant superiority" of the combined treatment and its similar side effects suggest it "should be the new standard of care for these patients".
Israel resorts to assassination, analysts say, because its superiority in military might only goes so far in defeating underground cells of militants.
They may never be pleased about this symbol of American technological superiority, experts say.
He could imbue a character with the cool reptilian superiority of, say, Kevin Spacey, as well as the pained humanity of, say, William H. Macy.
If discrimination of elements is aided by adding redundant uninformative context, we say that a Configural Superiority Effect has happened (see Fig. 1 for a classical example).
The average person in the U.S., in, say, 1820, assumed white superiority, and, if he happened to be against slavery, was for a gradual solution, which probably involved sending all the slaves back to Africa, notwithstanding the fact that most of them had never been there and were Americans in every respect.
