Sentence examples for supersedes all else from inspiring English sources

But the business is nearly unanimous on one basic measure of success that supersedes all else: ticket sales.

And, at that you might not be so far wrong, Mr. Gabin supersedes all else in it.Actually, this misty, moisty "Moontide," which is vaguely based on a novel by Willard Robertson, betrays more than a passing resemblance to one of Mr. Gabin's better Gallic films a picture called "Port of Shadows" ("Le Quai des Brumes")—with a happy ending tacked on.

The extent to which duty superseded all else is perhaps best exemplified in the story of the 47 rōnin from the early 18th century.

An awards ceremony held to recognize those making the greatest contributions to music in Britain first and foremost, instead gave the impression that Blur's performance superseded all else.

"Being a culture mecca," he said, "supersedes all the notions of the affluence component".

The two shows we did recently superseded all the ratings ESPN had for their Friday night fights.

Explications that advance these objectives supersede those that do not, all else being equal.

That supersedes everything else".

"Loyalty to the state and Zionist ideology supersedes anything else".

His acting career, he said, "pretty much supersedes anything else.

Hinchcliffe's comeback would probably be the most compelling story any other year, but he understands that the event itself supersedes everything else in 2016.