Sentence examples for utter superiority from inspiring English sources
Three more goals in the second half from Felipe Santana, Robert Lewandowski and Jakub Blaszczykowski were scant reward for the Black and Yellows' utter superiority.
This change doesn't necessarily reach everybody, which is why there are young Conservatives and Ukippers and Kardashians in the world, all utterly convinced of their own utter superiority over everyone else.
With utter faith in the technological superiority of America's troops, and a profound ignorance of Iraq, he saw to it that America invaded the country with around one-third of the soldiers that many of his generals wanted.
With great pride, our "butler" Atheef is describing the utter deliciousness, the supreme sweetness, the irresistible flavour and vast superiority of the Maldivian mango.
I don't want to give away any more of the story, except I should like to point out that, amongst the many defining trademarks of psychotic killers -- in addition to an utter absence of empathy for their victims, and a disturbing air of superiority -- there exists also a startling and unfortunate gift for criminal versatility.
These fans vent their moral superiority over the masses, proclaiming that anyone who has uttered the word "Mascherano" in these past few days has offered necessary proof that "they don't know about football", while millions more are talking about Javier Mascherano with genuine appropriation of his entire being: he now belongs to the nation.
Many an artist, art enthusiast or artsy-looking person has uttered the phrase "I don't watch television," with that unmistakable hint of superiority.
Both coaches carry chips on their shoulders: McGraw over Connecticut's utter dominance of any discussion about women's basketball, Auriemma over the perceived air of academic superiority he thinks schools like Notre Dame use against Connecticut in recruiting.
"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".
