Sentence examples for superior to do from inspiring English sources

The cynics of the world, which includes almost everybody when it comes to politics, write you off as a sleazeball because it feels so good and superior to do so.

Instead, the individual is compelled to join with humanity and even the lowest form of benefiting humanity is superior to doing nothing at all.

Conrad Hepworth Dixon, the squad's first chief, when ordered by his superiors to do something about the protests, is said to have replied, "Give me a million pounds and ten men, and I can deal with the problem for you".

The officer remains suspended and - while his lawyer says he will offer his resignation - it is understood that he would need permission from his superiors to do so.

"There's this attitude right now that bitcoin is just this investment, or a superior way to do payments, or something that's going to make it more efficient to do commerce," says Taaki. "It's the idea that bitcoin isn't something that's fundamentally different, but something reformative, to paper over the cracks in the system.

There are far superior tools to do this in a protest environment, namely SMS and good old "shouting".

We don't need superior authorities to do a lot of things these day.

In some studies, HF-TKA superioruperior ability to do squatting, kneeling, crossed legged sitting which were the three most important weight bearing HF activities in Asian population requiring a knee ROM between 111 and 165°, compared to conventional TKA [ 10, 11].

Three months ago, when the books arrived in the Nimruz border region, the provincial governor asked his superiors what to do with them.

Whatever Klimek and his superiors decided to do would entangle them in a knot of political, economic, legal and ecological issues that involve firefighters, regulators, scientists, politicians, homeowners and others, from Washington, D.C., to state capitals throughout the West.

However, a little more detail emerged of how a Greenhalgh-Johnson MOPC – far superior to "MOPAC," don't you think?