Sentence examples for supremacy as a from inspiring English sources

One reason, of course, was his supremacy as a boxer (three times world heavyweight champion).

Hence the ease with which Bush could package the Afghan war, which is a war for US global supremacy, as a war for Afghan women's freedom.

In being able to convince us that they are one and the same lies the basis of Shakespeare's art and his supremacy as a poet and playwright.

For months, many (myself included) indulged Trump's base in their euphemism of choice, the "alt-right", an attempt to rebrand warmed-over Reconstruction-era white supremacy as a cool, new (and harmless!) internet fad.

While Europe may have achieved its 19th-century supremacy as a result of the Enlightenment, Hutton has no doubt that the Enlightenment's "quintessential expression is the constitution and public processes of the United States".

Yet at the same time black directors and producers still express optimism that they not only can continue to cultivate their black audiences but also can reach out further and wider to the mainstream, especially when contemplating Will Smith's all-but-unchallenged supremacy as a box-office draw throughout the world as well as the impact of Barack Obama's impending presidency.

The U.S. benefits from a revived manufacturing sector, cheap domestic energy and agricultural supremacy as well as a slowly recovering housing sector.

Amid all this activity, the violinist (the excellent Frank Peter Zimmerman) had to fight to maintain his supremacy, as well as coping with a fiendishly difficult solo part.

To keep its nose ahead, therefore, Singapore is also investing in the soft power of maritime supremacy as much as the hard power of metal boxes.

In the matter of regulating commerce with foreign nations, the supremacy as well as the exclusivity of the federal government is generally understood.

Kesselring's mission was to gain air superiority, and if possible air supremacy, as soon as possible while still supporting ground operations.