Sentence examples for superiority from from inspiring English sources

The Argentine side shows its superiority from the beginning.

This settled nothing and all came down to the decision of superiority from the judges.

In recent years, China has made a habit of demanding conformity and expecting superiority from its people.

It certainly did, as Bradford immediately set about doing to Northampton what Swansea had done to them, establishing their superiority from the outset.

But the Fueling US Forward campaign is just the latest in a desperate bid for moral superiority from the fossil fuel industry.

Hibs opened as the brighter side, Cummings afforded the perfect chance to endorse that superiority, from the penalty spot, after 28 minutes.

Core-shell-structured system has been proved as one of the best architecture for clean energy products owing to its inherited superiorities from both the core and the shell part, which can provide better conductivity and high surface area.

They imply that Charles's right to rule stemmed as much from his innate superiority as from his coronation and legitimate descent.

Tacit admission of McCain's debating superiority comes from Bush himself, who refuses to go one-on-one with his Republican rival.

"Changes will be possible when there is no pressure, no embargo, no accusations and above all, when there is no longer this superiority complex from one side," he said.

After all, the effortless superiority acquired from private education is what enabled the British elite to run the empire, and in recent years, this elite filled the upper echelons of the banking sector that has served us all so well.