| We're going to do not only everything humanly possible, but even things superhumanly possible. |
| It is less than a mile long but superhumanly wide: eight lanes of traffic flanked by sidewalks the width of a Manhattan avenue, with an additional, tree-lined pedestrian alley along one side of the street. |
| And although he remains superhumanly productive at the age of 67, we've got to assume that it might well be the last and act accordingly. |
| To still have the resolve and fortitude to want to seek a future in a foreign land with numerous impediments is almost superhumanly courageous. |
| Recently, even confidence in the benevolent invisible hand of superhumanly wise market forces has waned somewhat. |
| It's just a fantastic example of his superhumanly obsessive grudge bearing. |
