Sentence examples for trumps that of from inspiring English sources

Attendance for the retrospective trumps that of the last two spring Costume Institute shows, "Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations" in 2013 and "Punk: Chaos to Couture" in 2012.

Likewise, they are reluctant to characterize Mr. Plouffe's relationship with the president as special, or suggest that it trumps that of other top lieutenants, particularly Jacob J. Lew, the new chief of staff (Mr. Plouffe is a stickler for hierarchy).

KM: If you're talking about a trade-off, what you're suggesting is that human welfare, at least in certain sets of circumstances, trumps that of animals, and I would agree with that.

The logic of incrementalism -- the Z4 must be better than the Z3 -- implies that the styling of the new car trumps that of the old one, but a comparison only points up the presence and completeness of the previous, curvaceous design.

That would explain why Leeds has probably the UK's best craft beer bar circuit (but only two notable breweries), and why its food scene – from Bundobust's Gujarati snacks to the Michelin-starred Man Behind The Curtain – trumps that of its northern rivals.

But, the study says, their optimism definitely trumps that of broadcast and print employees in traditional media industries.

As a candidate, he often objected to Mr. Bush's cavalier use of signing statements to assert that his interpretation of the law trumped that of Congress and the courts.

He said, too, that whatever he thought of Trump, that kind of behavior wasn't in his repertoire.

The power of many always trumps that of one.

Earlier this year, the New York Times Magazine described Priebus' relationship with Trump as that of a "betrayed spouse".

Trump: That's part of it.