Sentence examples for superseded what from inspiring English sources

"I learned I can contribute in ways that may have superseded what I thought I was capable of," he said.

Science fiction has its own history, its own legacy of what's been done, what's been superseded, what's so much part of the furniture it's practically part of the fabric now, what's become no more than a joke... and so on.

As biologically biased as our clinic may be, this robotic method truly superseded what we could do with biology alone at the kneecap.

What Williams wrote in his will may not supersede what some of his children want.

"He will seek from Day 1 to work as quickly as he can for a permanent solution that will supersede what Barack Obama did," said Alberto Martinez, an adviser to the Romney campaign.

As the affable Welshman describes it, he has been forced out of his comfort zone, the necessity of pragmatism superseding what might otherwise have led to a more accessible approach.

They're both interesting additions to a musician's range, but I don't know if they're exactly superseding what's gone before, and if you've got two grand to spend on a Continuum you probably already have quite a nice piano.

In most cases, a joint account holder's rights will supersede what is in a written will.

"It really is superseding what is happening internationally and it is a bit of a surprise that it's happening without consultation or discussion with business".

They have allowed politics to supersede what they've been telling themselves every Sunday.

Kids live in their own emotional worlds that may supersede what you say in the moment.