Young couples in high-rise flats would see ads for small runabouts, suburbanites would be encouraged to buy minivans.Television is supreme at holding the attention of a large number of people for long periods.
No team had reached the 40-point mark at this stage before and – if two early refereeing decisions helped the Premiership leaders gain momentum in the first half – they were immeasurably superior to a Clermont team who are as passive on the road as they are supreme at home.
She's supreme at intricately prurient dialogue delivered (and, I'd guess, largely improvised) at amazingly high speed with sudden hesitations and lightning glances built in to wink at viewers, as if to wonder, "Did I really just say that, and, if I did, I sure as shit hope you heard it".
Nor could man's be supreme".
Djokovic has been supreme this year but at some point it was inevitable he would not be able to keep up that standard, and he had to battle very hard to stop Federer moving 5-1 ahead.
But Fincher and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin are supreme storytellers working at the height of their powers.
Is there, perhaps, a quantitative difference---i.e., when the US is committing, say, less than 25,000 troops to a conflict, then that decision is an instrument of foreign policy where the President is supreme, but that at higher commitments that decision morphs into an exercise of warmaking powers that are split between the Congress and the Executive?
Its food exquisite - at €35, the risotto with saffron in crayfish cappuccino and basil is supreme - and offered at an array of restaurants including a Polynesian eatery reputed to be the finest in the Mediterranean.
Repeatedly tell its residents they're supreme agents of power at the centre of the universe.
"How do you deal with the public concern that the rule of law is supreme and the president at times appears to put himself above the law?" Mr. Specter asked Mr. Mukasey, a retired federal judge from New York.
