(1) When he asks you for an answer to a question, you almost feel as though you outrank him, he is so polite.

(2) If both ended up on the same committee, she would outrank him if there were an opening for chairman or ranking member.

(3) I figure it's just my imagination, but then in another moment he lifts his hand, the one not holding his drink, and, as if I outrank him, gives me a salute.

(4) In spite of this custom, the special exemptions from following suit still only extends to the trumps that outrank the king.

(5) They did not make loud noises as they were very aware that I had a very high rank in the chain school and that they could never outrank me.

(6) I do not see that you would be able to patronise or outrank an independent person.

(7) Truly, this little girl was so precious that coverage of her disappearance outranked most important national and international events!

(8) As a direct command from an officer who outranks you, I order you to not expose this to anyone else until I say so.

(9) She outranked him, and had such an independent personality that he was surprised to remember on the few occasions when she reversed their roles that she was three years his junior.

(10) Again, Kennedy tops the list of modern presidents, even outranking the hero that brought the country through the Great Depression and World War II.

(11) Most of the people that had entered the military when she did outranked her now.

(12) In Pennsylvania, New York and Minnesota, for example, the homeopathic practitioners outranked regular physicians.

(13) He had not saluted the man so it was fair to say he was not outranked in this conversation.

(14) Bruno outranked me, and I gave him the respect he deserved.

(15) I vowed never again to let anyone talk me into doing something dumb, no matter how much they outranked me by pay grade or flight time.

(16) It was my castle, not hers, and I far outranked her anyways!

(17) She's just a pack member who outranks him, nothing more?

(18) He paid deference to the country's ceremonial presidency and even to its largely otiose Vice-Presidency; he never let the public forget that these notables outranked him in protocol terms.

(19) He's had to salute his sister - the Army's recruiting boss in Chicago - because she outranked him.

(20) U251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510He still outranks me,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb he muttered, though she didn't hear any resentment in his words.