Mr Almond cops to a taste for the indignation and smug superiority right-wing cable and talk-radio so reliably provokes in him.
The rising powers' ambitions to "fit in" to the existing order jostle their heartfelt rejection of Western superiority or right-to-rule.
That night, therefore, despite driving rain, English troops moved in front of the Scottish line to create an overwhelming superiority against their right wing.
Santosh Desai, a columnist for The Times of India, the country's largest-circulation English-language newspaper, warned in February that India's upper and middle class were growing flabby and indolent through their dependence on cheap household help, and that they also wrongly held "an implicit belief in possessing an intrinsic superiority, an assumed right to lord it over someone lesser".
So When Gruber says "The Wintel duopoly certainly ate the Mac's lunch in the '90s, but this coincided with the nadir of the Mac's qualitative superiority," he's right.
These findings may suggest the superiority of the right hand in the performance of manipulations requiring dexterous finger movements, high precision in interjoint coordination and trajectory formation in right-handers [31], [32].
The degree of lateralization varied across different releases, but superiority of the right-eye/left hemisphere prevailed.
Therefore the accuracy demanded by the task used here and the consequent need for the determination of precise contact points may allow to reveal such right hand superiority in right-handers.
We found a significant negative correlation (r = −0.406, p≤0.001) indicating a clear shift from right-hand superiority at the younger age towards a balanced performance at the older ages.
"There is always a feeling of immense accomplishment and … superiority is not quite the right word, but you feel the tradition of coming out at that time is different to other events.
