Now AMD is asking the computer-buying public to pay less attention to something that it used to consider supremely important.
Many consider him supremely qualified.
AARON HORWITZ Finding Good in a Bad Day Once, Aaron Horwitz had what most people would consider a supremely lousy day.
A novel set deep in the world of professional boxing, by a sportswriter and former Golden Gloves fighter; in it, a heavyweight sparring partner, Amos (Scrap Iron) Fletcher, is betrayed in Las Vegas, crosses the continent to recuperate and returns, musing throughout on Sonny Liston, a fighter some fans consider a supremely gifted all-time great who has never received due recognition.
Moving from her recent large-scale performances and installations to a more intimate set of objects, this exhibition considers the supremely private act of hoarding valuables.
This is supremely considered cooking of awesome technical accomplishment.
The young Ms. Woodard, who considered herself a supremely serious actress, wanted no part of such lightweight, eager-to-please entertainments.
We considered this to be supremely implausible.This second audit showed that the machines were very accurate.
John Raymond, in The Sunday Times, wrote that "Mr Fleming's prose arouses the voyeur that lurks in all but the best of us", and considered that the book remained "supremely readable" throughout.
Tom Hoggins of The Telegraph praised the manner with which these elements were introduced through a "brilliant learning curve of direction, rather than instruction", and considered it a "design ethos that is supremely generous, but dealt with marvellous economy".
