Sentence examples for supreme characteristics from inspiring English sources
It was a silent crowd; indeed its supreme characteristics were its blackness and silence.
Meanwhile, the Judiciary furthered the ongoing dysfunction of its sister branches earlier this year when the Supremes, with characteristic 5-4 wisdom, gave corporations -- to which they'd previously conferred the status of human beings -- the right to spend unlimited funds on political campaigns.
Kauffmann could see that "Lola Montes" was indeed the supreme example of Ophuls's characteristic style of the traveling shot that went on forever.
Gerrard and Terry are men of supreme-self-confidence, a characteristic boosted since childhood by the outside world's recognition that they were always destined for success in a job that would have been the pinnacle of their schoolmates' dreams.
Desirable characteristics of corporate identity are a high quality mentality, supreme products, financial stability, an excellent working environment, as well as a sensitivity for CSR aspects (Einwiller and Will 2002).
James Bopp, lead attorney for the three corporations challenging Montana, had argued in his appeal to the supreme court: "If Montana can ban core political speech because of Montana's unique characteristics, free speech will be seriously harmed.
Recruitment and selection is conducted by a supreme council for personnel selection, and both rewards and promotions are linked to demographic characteristics and controlled by central authorities.
Alex Salmond inferred that the Scottish decisions of the supreme court are the work of Lord Hope alone who, he suggests, is intent on dismantling our distinctive characteristics while ignoring the views of the majority of Scottish judges here in Edinburgh.
She thereafter reigned supreme.
Moore, the captain supreme.
