Sentence examples for something superior from inspiring English sources

It's a thin line between heightened self-confidence — the belief that you share something superior to the rest — and arrogance.

One member of al-Qassam said, "We do not have tanks or rockets, but we have something superior — our exploding Islamic human bombs.

"No vulgar promotion" was their means of promotion, and readers who aspired to something superior to simple pleasure and diversion were taken in by it.

Bobby Flay, the celebrity chef, is betting that they will, if you give them something superior to the standard fast food fare.

Ssam charges $8 for this, rightly wagering that if you really value bread and butter, you'd rather pay for something superior than get something ordinary for free.

We were both concerned about the notion of perfectibility of humans -- the use of technology to basically turn people into something superior to what they are now.

It's actually a portal, something far superior.

Not a common affair, but something rather superior, something secure — and safe!" So in 1947 Margo Durrell, following the advice of Aunt Patience, did just that.

And it is surely problematic to call this humanism – if by humanism we mean that the human is something morally superior to all other categories.

Is there perhaps something unpleasantly superior in the wealthy and well-born Wharton's attitude to the Midwest and the nouveaux riches?

Sumper, it transpires, is "a most eccentric bully" who is determined to create for Henry "something far superior" to his original desire.