Sentence examples for a supreme of from inspiring English sources

Desserts play a huge role in the Rebeccas repertory, and we were more than happy with a mango tatin, creme brulee with a supreme of fresh fruit, and profiteroles with three scoops of ice cream in a velvety chocolate sauce.

Here, he shares his recipe for a supreme of roasted guinea fowl with foie gras and morels, served with a mousseline of broccoli and white beans.

During a time of enormous upheaval, Jeremy was a supreme voice of reason, of compassion, of wisdom and of knowledge.

Kant notoriously rejects the utilitarian model of a supreme principle of beneficence, but he still finds a vital place in the moral life for beneficence.

Like many more celebrated performers before him, Brownlie had been outfoxed by a supreme exponent of the art of swing bowling.

E. W. Swanton described him in 1963 as "a supreme master of his craft, and the undisputed head of his profession".

"To Fellini" (1958), a quaking abstraction evocative of carnival joys and fears, strikes me as a supreme feat of sheer painterliness — existentialism à la Rubens.

Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the deadliest infectious diseases of all times, and its recent resurgence is a supreme matter of concern.

In 1672 the High Court of Justiciary was founded from the College of Justice as a supreme court of appeal.

The Crown-in-Council was formerly a supreme court of appeal for the entire British Empire, but a number of Commonwealth countries have now abolished such appeals.

Killing is a supreme act of revenge.