Sentence examples for feel supremely from inspiring English sources

What man doesn't — at some level — want to feel supremely confident and earthy and irresistible?

The bold flavors feel supremely confident, but sometimes you wonder if it wouldn't be even more confident to let fish be fish occasionally.

"I feel supremely confident because I know I did the right thing and I know I'm doing the right thing," Mr. Roed-Larsen said in a telephone interview.

W. C. FIELDS, whose position on water was that he never touched the stuff, would feel supremely left out at Grand Lake o' the Cherokees, which covers 46,500 acres north, south and west of Grove, Okla.

Instead, Akerlof and Shiller argued that high levels of confidence warp judgment: When consumers feel supremely confident, they suspend disbelief and invest with gusto.

Now he will surely feel supremely confident he can do it in the real thing and, if he does come through the next couple of months with more major titles to add to the 14 he has already amassed, his pursuit of Nicklaus's record haul of 18 will be ever closer.  .

By contrast, Americans felt supremely comfortable in a McDonald's.

When Obama won, Kerry dearly hoped to be named secretary of state, a job for which he felt supremely qualified.

"It's hard to go away from something that's very enjoyable, and a domain where I felt supremely confident.

When under the influence of cocaine, one feels supremely confident, almost electrically charged with faster thoughts, better ideas (at least in one's own mind at the time of the high), an increased speed of speaking and a greater appreciation of such sensations as sight, sound and touch".

As Bette Midler prepares to go onstage, her sitcom husband asks her how she feels: "Supremely overconfident or riddled with anxiety?" Ms. Midler's good-natured narcissism animates "Bette," a weekly fictionalized account of her life that makes self-involvement seem funny and endearing.