Sentence examples for superior form from inspiring English sources

He trains harder, gets off the blocks faster, has superior form.

Why did it take the industry so long to adopt this superior form of contract?

Here in the U.S., I miss going everywhere on two wheels — a superior form of transportation.

Mike Shepherd's production delights on many levels, but primarily succeeds because Charles Hazlewood's score provides a superior form of jukebox.

For most of the twentieth century, integration was widely believed to be the superior form of business organization.

Australia moves on to Lord's buoyed by its superior form and the knowledge that it has lost only once there to England since 1896.

For Didion, as for so many people – not just authors and serious readers – an admired writer is a peculiar but superior form of "friend".

The fixed terms of American politics may not be a superior form of democracy, but terms do create predictability and order.

"School is the place where an individual, especially a child, becomes a citizen, which is a superior form of the individual".

It's been described as having more laughs than most post-watershed comedies, and a superior form of "edutainment" — soft learning when school is out.

The title Nouvelles de la république des lettres (1684 87) conveys the method and ideal of this superior form of journalism.