Sentence examples for superiority of which from inspiring English sources

Sir Chris Chataway became a leading politician and businessman – a towering figure with that wonderful air of "effortless superiority" of which he often joked.

The validity of the proposed direct interval robust optimization algorithm is verified by a numeric example, the superiority of which to the conventional indirect one is discussed in detail.

The most striking observation was the clear superiority of MADS', which performed equally well independent of data-imposed challenges.

But the analysts' arguments fell on deaf ears so long as experiment after experiment seemed to confirm the superiority of CBT – which helps explain the shocked response to a study, published last May, that seemed to show CBT getting less and less effective, as a treatment for depression, over time.

Retrospective validation studies demonstrate the superiority of methods which combine both shape and pharmacophore information on the family of peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors (PPARs).

But, as we will see in the next section, she ultimately traces the moral superiority of women, which is responsible for their intellectual superiority, to differences in men's and women's bodies.

(Anabel in Jonathan Franzen's novel Purity "alienates people with her sense of superiority, which is so often the secret heart of shyness").

"I don't dislike people; I love people," he says to me at one point, and there is a line in Purity, applied to a character called Anabel, that could be the author addressing himself: "She kept alienating people with her moral absolutism and her sense of superiority, which is so often the secret heart of shyness".

Despite an overwhelming numerical superiority of 1,375 aircraft, 957 of which were serviceable, the air campaign in Belgium had limited success overall on the first day.

Josh Turnbull was then sin-binned for illegal use of the boot on 49 minutes but the Scarlets enjoyed a period of superiority which they were unable to convert into points.

Whatever the family thinks they are, most of the audience will happily categorise them as rednecks, that term being a necessary licence for the complacent sense of superiority which is the series' chief attraction for its fans.