Superscript used in a sentence

Superscript in a sentence as a noun

With characters like all the subscript/superscript digits and letters.

My favorite footnotes on a webpage are when you can hover over the superscript, and have the note floating there.

However, I'd still set the line height to be ~140% because you have a lot of superscript and your links have underlines that go below the descenders.

Superscript in a sentence as an adjective

The closest thing I can think of is that one language where you could write the exponent of a formula on a line before, faking superscript, or the index of a formula on the next, faking subscript.

Usual methods include picking a different variable to represent torsion, or appending a subscipt or superscript of some kind to differentiate between the two taus.

"Inconsistency remains though, since the Unicode standard defines characters for full superscript Latin lowercase alphabet except q, a limited uppercase Latin alphabet, a few subscripted lowercase letters, and some Greek letters.

Proper Noun Examples for Superscript

Superscript "*" usually refers to a note on that page, so perhaps a superscript ">>"?