Sentence examples for more supremely from inspiring English sources

Electronics makers have promoted one improvement after another to make pictures brighter, sound more realistic and remote controls more supremely powerful.

Leslie Odom Jr. sings through innumerable earbuds these days as the magisterial, supremely self-assured Aaron Burr, the Founding Father who butts heads with the excitable, even more supremely self-assured title character of the rap battle/musical theater phenomenon "Hamilton".

Things here are kinder, gentler, more organic and supremely nurturing.

En masse, they are like nothing more than that supremely dull clone-army in George Lucas's Star Wars prequels.

The combat is tighter and harder, the story and characterisation are peerless, the music is symphonic and sumptuous, the dungeons are more puzzling and supremely well designed and the bosses are, frankly, boss… So is it the best Zelda ever?

It tightly holds all your little gear, which is supremely more efficient than a junk pocket in your bag or desk.

Today, we say, "It's great!" and generally mean not much more than "It's supremely enjoyable".

And, you have to say, their imagination knows no bounds: torturers are supremely creative, more so even than advertising copywriters.

Both players are happy to trade jabs with their backhand cross court – Gasquet even more so with his supremely elegant one-handed backhand.

But it is good to get more of this: a supremely confident small group, with a small audience, pouncing on standards and tossing them around.

Court, Australia's greatest women's player, was more than just a supremely athletic collector of major trophies in the 1960s and 1970s.