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• He is so very superior. (4)
• It was her superior duty. (4)
• Your ladyship merits a superior . (10)
• Metal lath for this reason is superior. (17)
• In understanding, Darcy was the superior. (4)
• He is intellectually and morally superior. (10)
• He did not suspect his superior in the least. (18)
• He shook the head of superior knowledge paternally. (10)
• Her nights were not so tuneable to the superior mind. (10)
• We are wont to hear of the superior integrity of those days. (16)
• It was obvious that he considered himself a most superior man. (8)
• Johanna was by turns superior or mocking or motherly or elusive. (12)
• Of Italians of a superior rank, Verona sent none to this resort. (10)
• As a scholar and musician, Gagliano was superior to his predecessors. (3)
• A superior position was offered her by her being silent and critical. (10)
• The Americans are superior to the system that makes hirelings of us all. (18)
• He terminated with this warning to a nation not devoid of superior merit. (10)
• Educate yourself, and you will rise superior to these distressing complaints. (10)
• Educate yourself, and you will rise superior to these distressing complaints. (22)
• Their artificiality is at once their bane and their source of superior pride. (10)
• At least two good coats should be applied, and three coats give superior results. (17)
• I can imagine, that before she had seen any body superior, she might tolerate him. (4)
• In society so superior to what she had generally known, her improvement was great. (4)
• The instant his consciousness of a superior strength failed him he acknowledged it. (10)
• Believe me, I have no pleasure in the world superior to that of contributing to yours. (4)
• It was a battle in which superior numbers, bravery, and perseverance were thrown away. (19)
• How, then, can it be superior to the controlled, considerate flattery of the public press? (16)
• Fanny Harville was a very superior creature, and his attachment to her was indeed attachment. (4)
• In a last analysis, there is but one natural right; and that is the right of superior force. (14)
• To feel himself superior, not blatantly, not consciously, but with subconscious righteousness. (8)
• She is a flashing portrait, and a type of the superior ladies who do not think, not of those who do. (10)
• No one outstripping him cast a bad colour on him; nor did he object to bow to another as his superior. (10)
• The superior degree of confidence towards Harriet, which this one article marked, gave her severe pain. (4)
• They could not wish for a more skilled commander, a better superior officer, and a more valiant soldier. (10)
• Nothing, but to grow more worthy of him, whose intentions and judgment had been ever so superior to her own. (4)
• Sir William, in the pride of superior intellect, had heard as good as nothing of the charge against his son. (22)
• From his superior height, he was enabled to look down quite royally on the man whose repose he had disturbed. (10)
• A superior weapon wielded by a trained wrist in perfect coolness means victory, by every reasonable reckoning. (10)
• I understand how superior Mrs. L. is to every woman in the world I have seen; but Rhoda cures me on that head. (22)
• Mr. Gardiner was a sensible, gentlemanlike man, greatly superior to his sister, as well by nature as education. (4)
• Aminta noted it as a mark of superior ability, and she had the envy of the complex nature observing the simple. (10)
• Fleetwood asked with the simplicity of the superior being who will consequently perhaps bestow the debt he owes. (10)
• At the stroke of twelve the Sisters entered two by two, followed by the lady- superior with a prayerbook in her hand. (9)
• He had always taken so superior a pose with Vernon that he could not abandon it for a moment: on such a subject too! (10)
• Mrs. Dennant paused in the act of adding cream, and Shelton scrutinised her face; it was hare-like, and superior as ever. (8)
• The provost-marshal sprang to the assistance of his Superior officer and was himself prostrated upon the struggling forms. (1)
• His new and superior tone (for he had previously lost his temper and spoken with a silly vehemence) caused them to hesitate. (10)
• His superior officer, Ramésay, commanded him sternly to repair to the English camp and get the best terms of peace he could. (19)
• But there was something underlying that leanness of the landscape, something superior and academic, which defied all sympathy. (8)
• Herbert sipped at the remaining bottle, and finding himself in the superior society of an old Manzanilla, refilled his glass. (10)
• You speak like a fellow recording the devout observances of a great dame with her minor and superior, ecclesiastical comforters. (10)
• He caught his breath once or twice, like a man who meditates a struggle with superior force and then remains passive in its grasp. (9)
• It seems that the arms of the Austrians proved to be much superior to those of the Garibaldians, whose guns did very bad service. (10)
• Abercrombie foolishly thought that by his superior numbers he could force Ticonderoga without cannon, but Montcalm knew his strength. (19)
• Each apostle based her claim on the superior virtue and attainments of her clergy, and clinched the business with a threat of hell-fire. (2)
• The superior vocal ability of the Italians was acknowledged, but the lack of rhythmic form in their music made an unfavorable impression. (3)
• The observations of her uncle and aunt now began; and each of them pronounced him to be infinitely superior to anything they had expected. (4)
• On the heels of this exploit, Iberville came ashore, rejoined his superior, and overpowered the almost defenceless garrison of Fort Rupert. (19)
• I was disappointed when they attached me to the pole-wagon, but felt confident that I would soon rise superior to the rather humble position. (21)
• The peasant of our time is incomparably superior to the statesman of ancient America, yet he is unfit to govern, for there are others more fit. (7)
• Among the superior dames and damsels she had seen, there was not one to match that figure for stately air, gallant ease, and splendour of pose. (10)
• The very want of such equality might prevent his perception of it; but he must know that in fortune and consequence she was greatly his superior. (4)
• The family of Italian acrobats jabber tirelessly in the corner; they know nothing of our language, but their superior skill commands a big salary. (21)
• Up to the edge of the cultivated land nothing was to be seen but brawling clumps of warriors asserting the superior claims of their respective lords. (10)
• Morsfield complimented him over the exhibition of a vastly superior and more serviceable wit, in losing sight of his antagonist after one trial of him. (10)
• Among us, the ardent yearning to hold aloft the new light which the revival of learning is kindling, yonder superior force is struggling to extinguish it. (5)
• Domesticated beasts of superior habits to the common will indulge themselves with a luxurious roll in carrion, for a revival of their original instincts. (10)
• Tulln, seldom visited by the traveller on account of the superior attractions of Vienna, has more than one relic which repays careful examination and study. (20)
• The aspect of this square, like the excellent cooking of the hotel and the architecture of the imperial capital, suggested the superior civilization of Paris. (9)
• Pardon me if I state my opinion that you young Englishmen of to-day are sometimes rather overbearing in your assumption of a superior knowledge of horseflesh. (10)
• The enamelled-iron fixtures are considered by most to be superior to the earthenware fixtures, since they do not craze, are lighter, and generally more durable. (17)
• Tributes like these to the enterprise and energy and superior skill of the American circus men covered the almost continuous period of their foreign wanderings. (21)
• Count Serabiglione diverged into a repetition of his theory of the policy and mission of superior intelligences, as regarded his system for dealing with the Austrians. (10)

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