Sentence examples for superior kind from inspiring English sources

In this context, Ovechkin is a new, superior kind of Russian.

Galbraith is not just an articulate and contrarian cheerleader for a superior kind of American consumerism.

Is it an appealing option for the lazy-minded or a path to a superior kind of achievement?

"After the revolution, I told my superior, kind of joking, that I will not pay if you don't give me a receipt," Noor said.

Her snobbery in this respect is impressively flexible: in Sansepolcro she sees tourists "of a superior kind" — although they're art lovers, like herself, she mocks their bourgeois rectitude.

The other half of Europe he also calls the 'foreign land,' and has a general idea that all within it is of a superior kind, the people particularly excellent, nature extraordinarily beautiful, the production of art and industry irreproachable.

In order to successfully compete with this new threat, McKnight's objectives are to create its own microbrewery on-site and to offer superior kinds of beers than that of its new competitors.

In the 14 years he served the Florentine Republic as a high-level political adviser and ambassador, Machiavelli (1469-1527) appears to have been scrupulously honest, loyal to his superiors, kind to his subordinates and averse to the kind of toadying and flattery that might have advanced his career.

The auctions told the captains and their superiors what kind of cargo was in demand, usually adult males.

The process is more rewarding, and the outcome for clients is far superior, with this kind of coordinated approach.

I think it's really giving over to a superior power, the kind that takes responsibility away from us and takes over our lives".