Sentence examples for superb part from inspiring English sources

Agent Scully, a strong woman whose existence, dramatically speaking, does not depend on her sexual relationships with men, is a superb part.

For the vague of memory, a swift recap: at the end of a superb Part Seven, including the desperate showdown between Anna and Vronsky, she has flung herself under a train in morphine-fuelled despair.

Obviously, the Yankees have been superb, in part, because of George Steinbrenner's willingness to spend.

The print quality is superb, in part because of the BJC-8200's maximum resolution of 1,200 by 1,200, which Canon pointedly notes is 40percentt more dots per inch than the Epson's 1,440 by 720.

"Our community is superb, in part because they get it," Burns says.

As Zachary Karabell reminds us in his superb book, "Parting the Desert: The Creation of the Suez Canal," de Lesseps dug a canal all the way to Suez, roughly parallel to, and so competing with, the Overland, putting the route out of business at a stroke (though de Lesseps courteously erected a statue to Waghorn, since "he opened the route, and we followed him").

Reynolds can be superb on parts of the developing world; his account of the end of the British raj in India is just right, as is his look at the "Asian values" debate over the roots of East Asia's economic fortunes.

Researchers from Italy and the United States have proposed building in Italy a machine called SuperB using parts from a defunct accelerator in the United States.

Today, though, it's not fancy dining rooms with tuxedo-wearing waiters and vertiginous tariffs that are the stars, but small, casual homey places with chefs who showcase the region's superb produce as part of brief and regularly changing menus — and at reasonable prices.

The supporting cast -- especially Mr. Reeves as a backwoods brute and J. K. Simmons as a skeptical sheriff -- is also, for the most part, superb (Scott).

The supporting cast -- especially Mr. Reeves as a backwoods brute and J. K. Simmons as a skeptical sheriff -- is also, for the most part, superb (A. O. Scott).