Sentence examples for supersedes all from inspiring English sources
"Being a culture mecca," he said, "supersedes all the notions of the affluence component".
But the idea of what happened to Robert Kennedy during the last five years of his life supersedes all that.
Most of us need to remember, or learn for the first time (since this information is usually concealed from us) that the First Amendment, and the Constitution in general, supersedes all the laws of municipalities in violation of the constitution, as stated in the 1925 Gitlow v. New York ruling.
It supersedes all other courts".
Watering supersedes all other tasks.
"That recognition supersedes all political considerations," he said.
The two shows we did recently superseded all the ratings ESPN had for their Friday night fights.
The legislation would supersede all the ordinances that are on the books or are being formulated locally around the state, said Assemblyman Felix W. Ortiz, Democrat of Brooklyn.
Meanwhile, the Met said that free admission went the way of free love back in 1970, when a new deal struck between the city and the museum effectively superseded all the old arrangements.
The next spring Darius superseded all the other generals, and sent down Mardonius, the son of Gobryas, to the coast, and with him a vast body of men, some fit for sea, others for land service.
Similar to biomass yield, C3 again superseded all the four concentrations and the control with regard to water content (Table 2, Figure 4a).
