supersedes in a sentence

• There are times when the national interest should supersede myopic partisanship.
• The music, the choreography and the lighting supersede the clothes.
• Superseding all is the quality of the images in Queen Margot.
• Today's indictment supersedes that complaint and contains similar accusations.
• Those comments might have been superseded by subsequent testimony by Yeoman.
• But Diamandopoulos indicated that the trustees had effectively superseded that restriction.
• If approved, the new agreement would supersede the earlier one.
• His greatness as a figure supersedes his greatness as a president.
• When my ideas were being superseded it was time to go.
• The code of conduct is not intended to supersede the law,
• It's difficult to see supersedes in a sentence .
• Even in the aftermath, this distraction superseded the main event.
• He could actually supersede Hunthausen in five liturgical and administrative areas.
• Breyer said federal law supersedes the state law on marijuana use.
• Miranda announced a constitutional rule that Congress may not supersede legislatively,
• The couple's personal problems were superseded by another concern.
• It is part of a history which has now been superseded.
• Said its duty to obey God supersedes man-made laws.
• It just means, OK, it's been superseded.
• But that law was superseded by the 1996 federal welfare statutes.
• Then they start being superseded by a bunch of other people.