Sentence examples for superseded it from inspiring English sources

Although his work on the origins and migrations of the Slavs has been superseded, it was of great value in its time.

Punk gave it a whipping in its middle years, and hip-hop has certainly superseded it in the role of communicating essential urges.

Pan-Asian production networks of increasing sophistication have superseded it.

The British suspicion of intellectuals extends to the great power that superseded it.

It was also superseded, it seemed, by the explosion of post-Minimalism's multiple mediums.

This early cult seems to have prepared the way for the Pure Land traditions involving Amitabha, which gradually superseded it.

This world of high-speed, high-precision computer perception is a complex and quickly evolving one, so lidar's role may change as other technologies supersede it or expand its capabilities.

As each visitor adds his or her voice, the previous recording and its translation into light are pushed outward, down the length of the tunnel and toward its edge, until the flood of new messages supersedes it.

The International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences (1968) did not supersede it in every respect.

During this period, only a very dramatic event — like the death of a major world figure or a major showdown in Congress — was enough to supersede it.

Chaucer's Miller drank mead, but by the 14th century spiced ale and pyment (a sweetened wine similar to mulsum) were superseding it in popularity.