Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Superior should not be used with than: he is a better (not a superior) poet than his brother; his poetry is superior to (not superior than) his brother's ...
• Superior should not be used with than: he is a better (not a superior) poet than his brother; his poetry is superior to (not superior than) his brother's. Word Origin.
• Dec 12, 2012 ... 'That car is superior than this car.' and ' That car is the superior of them all' are not grammatical. It is absolute in meaning, however. But, to add ...
• Jul 17, 2014 ... Is "far more superior than" also correct? I am far more ... How about "We are both superior to lessor mortals, but I am far more superior than he.".

• You must know that you're mentally and physically vastly superior to me or anyone else here.
• "For I consider brains"far superior to money in every way.
• Notably Skinner argued that positive reinforcement is superior to punishment in shaping behavior.
• For them philosophical rationalism was superior to classical religious thinking.
• I am here to negotiate peace with a being superior to us.
• She always felt that Davis was superior to her.
• Your inventions are far superior to this.
• Carpets from the region of Merv are sometimes considered superior to the Persian ones.