Sentence examples for more supreme from inspiring English sources

This "2012" film is part of a series of puffy movies where love reigns supreme, and in this edition the comedy reigns even more supreme.

And then the third branch, the judiciary, with one or more supreme judges chosen by the national legislature holding office during good behavior.

A more pessimistic therapist speaks only of "cosmetic changes" because the "'biological' view of 'mental illness' rules more supreme than ever".

The success of that show came down to what he became famous for – the omnipotence of his songs, often bristling with stellar production, witty rhymes and always sounding 10 times more supreme when backed by a band.

And then obviously, the third branch was the national judiciary, which would consist of one or more supreme judges and some inferior courts, to be chosen by the national legislature to hold office during good behavior.

Seth Mydans (NYT) AFRICA ZIMBABWE: MOVE AGAINST JUDICIARY -- Intensifying its efforts against independent judges, the government of President Robert Mugabe told two more supreme justices that they should resign.

Additionally, this would leave the door open for a more moderate supreme leader replacement when the time comes (or even perhaps a more emboldened presidency if the role of the supreme leader is weakened post-Khamenei).

"But the more the supreme leader cracks down, the more radicalized the opposition may become".

The court of appeal may let him proceed, but the more conservative supreme court may not.

According to Trita Parsi, the founder of the National Iranian American Council, even though Iran's president is always constrained by the power of the more senior supreme leader, an unelected ruling cleric, a victory for Mr. Rowhani would be significant.

Intercepted letters apprised the imperial court of these negotiations, but, after the Swedish victory over General Tilly (who had replaced Wallenstein) at Breitenfeld (September 17 , 1631, the emperor had to offer Wallenstein once more the supreme command.