Sentence examples for superb post from inspiring English sources

Superb post by Scott McLemee at Inside Higher Ed, on a matter that quickly expands beyond the boundaries of the cinema to touch on the fundamental questions of how we live: Whatever happened to cinephilia?

[Andrew Freedman at Climate Central has a superb post on the climate angle.] It's an important research question but, to me, has no bearing at all on the situation in the Midwest and South — whether there's a tornado outbreak or drought.

Very easily, it seems: Kate Hudson is all smiles as she shows off her superb post-baby body while vacationing in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, over the weekend.

This must-visit destination is Wootton Bassett, a town somewhere between Bath and Oxford in England, where their love of superb, post-modernist architecture is surpassed only by their love of sick and dead animals.

"What maturity is this that trembles at the first sign of disagreement or challenge?" asked the Kenyan cartoonist Patrick Gathara in a superb blog post, citing a national "peace lobotomy".

It wasn't until I read this superb Nyaruka post on the subject that it hit me.

A slick one-two between Anderson and Ashley Young and a superb near-post finish from the Brazilian, followed by a calmly-converted penalty from Rooney after Jonny Evans was bundled over by Jay Tabb, overturned the Royals' first goal.

But the former Arsenal captain was not satisfied and wrapped up all three points with a superb near-post header to ensure Sir Alex Ferguson was victorious in his 1,000th league match in charge of United.

Mr Cohen's book ("Superb" - Washington Post) analyses the performance of four successful war leaders - Abraham Lincoln, Winston Churchill, Georges Clemenceau and David Ben-Gurion - to illustrate the importance of strong political leadership at times of conflict, and of Talleyrand's remark that war is too important to be left to the generals.

Bassett continues to posts superb numbers".

*See also Andrew's superb series of posts yesterday on the questionable provenance of McCain's "cross in the dirt" anecdote.