Sentence examples for or supremely from inspiring English sources

They get it when a person points at something, while wolves are clueless or supremely uninterested.

As Brown observes, "Much of what Royals do for their considerable perks is either desperately dull or supremely depressing.

He speaks only when he has something to say, a quality that can come off as cold or supremely self-confident, depending on which side of the table you're on.

It wasn't as if the last week's think-pieces, roughly summed up as "Is Gone Girl a feminist masterpiece or supremely damaging to all women, everywhere?", sprung out of nowhere.

The cast of characters invariably includes the trembling or supremely confident young virtuoso, the lethally imperious or sympathetic coach and the audience itself, comfortably seated and awaiting blood or tears.

Like every generation before mine, the question of whether or not we've got it better than our parents is constantly being wheeled out in the hope of making us feel either completely useless or supremely depressed.

Or being supremely good?

And among the qualities that they, or any supremely talented and ambitious woman, have to jettison on the road to glory is beholdenness.

His cooking at Pearl & Ash isn't aggressively avant-garde, but if you pay attention, you catch glimmers of it in that slow-poached steak or the supremely smooth purée of cauliflower with pan-fried skate.

His weary depiction of an existence spent scraping by in between failed relationships was shot through with the type of misanthropic humour that puts Pekar's work on a par with Woody Allen, Larry David or a supremely irate New York cab driver.

"This is going to develop a good tone and more endurance," Ms. Millar said, and perhaps help a woman lose inches as fat turns into muscle, but it is unlikely to promote great weight loss or a supremely sculpted body.