Sentence examples for super name from inspiring English sources

Today a super name is of more value than a very sincere and modest musician with an original interpretation". Which begs the question of why Kremer updated his still trend-setting 1980 Bach recording, an album that infused aggression, fire and grammatical innovation into scores that violinists had revered and reconsidered for more than 250 years.

The place where I used to live had a part-time super named Steve, whom we rarely saw, and a young chap called Drew who was filling in for him, and for a few other supers on our street too.

Their own situation brings them into contact with Steve Rogers Chris Evanss) – who prefers his non-super name now, not Captain America, and also the always frowning Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), together with the frankly traumatised Bruce Banner Mark Ruffaloo).

Coincidentally, in my new building, the supers name is also Fernando.

And even when a film does use a bona fide, old-fashioned super-name, it's always preceded by some throat-clearing and foot-shuffling.

Super-names, it seems, have gone out of fashion.

But in today's Marvel and DC comics, super-names are still used without embarrassment.

Until a superhero becomes well known, the name is what makes someone decide whether or not to invest any time or money to learn more: since the superhero's name is intimately tied the super alter-ego – which is what make him or her interesting in the first place – picking the wrong super-name can crash the character and send potential readers running.

Yes Barack Hussein Obama is a super shitty name, but you'd think somebody named Manishevitz Guberman would understand that".

In 1971, the Charger inherited the Super Bee name.

The super's name is Eugene O'Neil, and a central strand of the episodic plot turns on this oddity.