Sentence examples for in supremely from inspiring English sources
It ends in supremely perplexing fashion.
Murray is looking in supremely good nick out there.
In that sense, Galliano is in supremely talented company: not just Chanel but also Wagner, Céline, Ezra Pound, Leni Riefenstahl.
All of which contradicted an unspoken rule at many private schools: to be showy or prideful is not only culturally inappropriate, but also in supremely bad taste.
Her farewell to the herd, with which she has passed long hours in supremely peaceful communion, is one of the most poignant moments in the book.
The first sound version was filmed in 1934, starring Colin Clive, in supremely dodgy sideburns, and Virginia Bruce, whose expressive, kohl-rimmed eyes were made for the silent era.
Meanwhile, the executive, while in theory supremely powerful in this field, has in fact continually to woo the legislature without ever being able to command its support.
I recently spent a day at P.S. 159, a Success for All school in the supremely devastated neighborhood of East New York, in Brooklyn.
I wish Heat every success in the future and leave it in the supremely talented hands of Lucie Cave".
In the end of the play, in a supremely powerful and moving ending, we finally encounter silence.
He turns in two supremely relaxed performances: the gospel anthem "Man in the Mirror" and the classic Motown update "Just Good Friends," a duet with Stevie Wonder.
