Increasingly these seductive, luminous images compete with physical reality and even start to supersede it as segments of the action become blocked from our view by large, sliding walls.
When this balance tips, feelings of anger may begin to supersede responses of fear.
Dickey sold the building in 1821 and how long it remained a private house is not certain, but the area was starting to be superseded by other districts farther uptown.
That style superseded the daft foot movements of the Shadows, and became de rigeur for British 60s groups, but it started to fracture as the Beatles grew more successful.
News of the signing, on August 25, of a formal treaty of mutual assistance between Great Britain and Poland (to supersede a previous though temporary agreement) caused him to postpone the start of hostilities for a few days.
The name Macmillanite came to supersede Cameronian.
They were allowing entertainment to supersede news.
Any federal legislation is likely to supersede state constitutional amendments.
"Do we allow appearances to supersede substance?" Dr. Armen said.
He wanted to save capitalism, not to supersede or even to transcend it.
As a result, keeping track of them has come to supersede competition.
