Sentence examples for be ultimate from inspiring English sources
verb
To finish; to complete.
On the Sarvāstivādin definition, for an entity to be real, it does not need to be ultimate truth or ultimately real, exclusively.
"He's trying to get them to be ultimate thinkers out there.
During mystical experiences, spiritual phenomena may appear to be ultimate, self-existing, and divine or may be experienced as contingent.
And if Yeasayer aren't headlining the NME/Radio 1 tent by 2012, that will be ultimate proof that the universe is inexorably out of sync.
Bey twinned with her mini-me, Blue, in matching bespoke Gucci at the top of the Eiffel Tower, which would be ultimate #squadgoals if that was still a thing.
By Dearing Ward The New Yorker, October 22, 1927 P. 55 "Would be ultimate development in a bathtub periodical if the articles were somewhat longer, as the literary pitch is congruous, and only the faintest effort is required to hold the corners out of the water, but as it is, it shares the unbathlike tempo of the other weelkies".
This is ultimate visualization.
"They're ultimate survivors".
Blue sharks and tunas are ultimate cruisers.
Jones' brother is Ultimate Fighting champion Jon Jones.
"The result is ultimate chaos".
