Sentence examples for best supremely from inspiring English sources

Sepinwall enjoyed Jack's videos to his unborn son, noting it was "...the [Jack] I know and love best: supremely confident and ... oblivious to his own insanity".

Read in isolation, Poulter's words looked ridiculous at best and supremely arrogant at worst.

Roussanne at its best is a supremely elegant wine, seemingly made from the essences of a hundred flowers and fruits.

The idea came to him at 3 o'clock in the morning, says Ronald Anderson, Hollywood's trailersmith-to-the-stars. He'd been pondering how best to build a supremely roomy trailer one with enough headroom to accommodate 6-foot-2 Will Smith and Smith's 7-foot bodyguard.

It's athletic, it's absurd, but best of all it's supremely unselfconscious.

As its title promises, Rooney's book glitters with talk, much of it between Frances, the novel's narrator, and Bobbi, her best friend, two Trinity students supremely gifted in the collegiate sport of competitive banter.

In a week in which a Twitter spat with his fellow British athlete Andy Vernon mushroomed into accusation and counter-accusation about what exactly Vernon said regarding his nationality, this was Farah doing what he does best: running so smoothly and supremely that it almost masked his intense victory lust.

Trying to find oil and accurately estimating its volume is supremely challenging in the best of cases, but in the Arctic it remains a virtual impossibility.

Did we really devote all that brow-furrowing critical attention to Argo (best picture, 2012), an engaging but supremely middleweight true-life dramedy about the 1979 Iran hostage crisis?

They know that even at its best, graduate school can be a supremely unnerving experience.

But at his best he was an absolutely formidable and supremely talented political leader.