Sentence examples for supersession of from inspiring English sources

Conquest does not always lead to the supersession of a language.

You write, in the final paragraph, that "the supersession of capitalism still sounds plausible to me".

The epic's subject is the supersession of the earlier Greek gods, the Titans, by the later Olympian gods.

Carroll somewhat unconvincingly exonerates Paul on these grounds, placing his occasional extremism with regard to the supersession of Judaism in the context of his belief that the end-time was imminent.

But this supersession of rights by communism did not take place: on the contrary, it was by exposing the absence of "rights" in the Soviet Union and its satellites that communism was discredited.

The yield of such data underlies statements made above regarding, for example, the supersession of Italy as producer of several essential agricultural products by the mid-1st century ad, the concurrent transformation of Gaul from importer to exporter, and the emergence by the 3rd century of northern Africa as a major exporter of certain very common articles.

The argument for the possibility of supersession rests on a hypothetical case of ecological disaster such that the need of others to make use of the resources was both extreme and brought about by circumstances beyond their control.

They lay out the process of supersession.

The result was a scene of violent recrimination and his supersession by Napoleon, who relieved him of his command.

The Sixteens is a classic of teen disillusionment, at the point of glam's supersession.

The supersession thesis concerns the ongoing effect of past injustices only.