Sentence examples for may be supremely from inspiring English sources

People in their 30s, 40s and 50s, who may be supremely confident talking about everything else in their lives, struggle at the thought of talking about condoms.

Creative people may be less inclined to monogamy because it's conventional, their talent may make them attractive and interesting (they have something special) and they may be supremely self-confident.

And even those customers who maintain an obsession with expensive brand names are doing little to help the British fashion industry: the designers on this week's London catwalks may be supremely talented, but if you're after a label that you can hang on the back of your chair in order to impress your colleagues, Pauric Sweeney or Emma Cook doesn't quite have the ring of Gucci or Ralph Lauren.

Will be supremely missed.

Cahill will be supremely motivated.

All the buildings, naturally, will be supremely energy-efficient.

They appeared to be supremely indifferent to politics.

We have to be supremely patient.

Trust us -- you'll be supremely impressed.

The key difference may be his preparation, supremely justified following his fake spike reminiscent of Dan Marino last week in Miami and ability to both pass with a supreme whip and run for first down yardage.

That there may be a time when someone is supremely cranky at you and instead of meeting that with your own brand of crankiness, be calm and figure out how to diffuse the situation instead of escalating it.