Sentence examples for spiritually superior from inspiring English sources

The idea that hereditary monarchs were somehow spiritually superior to the rest of us was decisively rejected.

Williams said he did it to "prove for once and for all that the Welsh people are physically, socially and spiritually superior".

What he succeeded in doing was to dispel any illusions that Egyptians might have had about the Muslim Brotherhood as a morally and spiritually superior faction, a myth the party has relentlessly propagated for decades.

But some on the alt-right consider Mr. Bannon a door through which Evola's ideas of a hierarchical society run by a spiritually superior caste can enter in a period of crisis.

Scott Malcomson, who wrote the recent One Drop of Blood, the American Misadventure of Race, is one of Alexie's admirers: "The weird thing, in a way, is that he has become such a popular Indian writer, yet he doesn't play the traditional Indian roles - the spiritually superior role, or the nobly damned plains warrior.

This touching medical support for the idea that a spiritually superior person will naturally perceive the significance of the kinds of colour connections that he is talking about leads Kandinsky on to a grandiloquent cascade of musical metaphor: "Our hearing of colours is so precise... Colour is a means of exerting a direct influence upon the soul.

As the daughter of a powerful and charismatic minister from Washington, D.C., she feels morally, spiritually and intellectually superior to her classmates.

I think every sensitive soul must realize that eating food that does not have to be killed first is spiritually and morally superior to killing animals for food.

He noticed the monks were much like European monks in that they were constantly hunched over tables reading and although they were spiritually and mentally superior than most, they were physically very frail.

Suggesting otherwise doesn't make us spiritually enlightened or morally superior.

"First Muslims" too took what they needed from superior but spiritually degraded civilizations as they proceeded to defeat them.