Sentence examples for supreme degree from inspiring English sources

In fact, the unforced way in which he manages the not inconsiderable structural difficulties and the constant switches of mood between the deepest distraction and a lightheartedness which can only be properly described by the word allegría, testifies to a supreme degree of both aesthetic and moral assurance.

The saint may have been a martyr, exhibiting perfection in faith; a person possessed of intensified capacity for experience and communion with the divine; or one who achieves to a supreme degree the moral and spiritual ideals of the beatific life.

In the chaotic aftermath, ad hoc counterterrorism tactics reigned supreme; to a degree, they still do.

All three of Iran's elected presidents since 1989 — Mr. Rafsanjani, Mohammad Khatami and Mr. Ahmadinejad — have had their own agendas and ambitions, and all became thorns in the supreme leader's side to varying degrees.

Currently, every member of the supreme court received his or her law degree from either Harvard or Yale law school.

Somehow these cheapo porno garbage possessed the supreme aesthetic that no amount of art degrees could teach you to invent.

After 10 months of testimony and 10 days of deliberation, the jury at the British Columbia supreme court in New Westminster found Pickton guilty of second-degree murder instead of the first-degree charge he originally faced.

In Wales, it is supreme rugby players such as Barry John and Gareth Edwards who have been accorded a degree of awe unlikely to be extended even to a footballer of Ryan Giggs's calibre.

I felt a degree of confidence writing a screenplay but I had supreme confidence that Jack was going to write the play that I was going to love and he has.

He appears to have learned that he, to a degree quite rare, possessed the confidence, the serenity and the supreme resiliency to accomplish goals to which he may have feared he was not equal.

In the 15th century the art of the book, which had long been considered the supreme artistic accomplishment and already had behind it centuries of superb achievement, reached a degree of elegance and sophistication unknown either before or since.