Sentence examples for supreme experience from inspiring English sources
Reading "Humorists" is not itself quite a perfect and supreme experience, but it's a pleasure to sit around the gently crackling fire that is Mr. Johnson's mind.
Here's another: "Lying in bed would be an altogether perfect and supreme experience if only one had a colored pencil long enough to draw on the ceiling".
Not surprisingly, they looked back on their service as a supreme experience of comradeship and even the "great adventure of their lives", says Vinen.
The idle, cosy spirit of his biographical sketches brings to mind a quotation he includes from an essay by Chesterton: "Lying in bed would be an altogether perfect and supreme experience if only one had a colored pencil long enough to draw on the ceiling".In that light, at least Johnson has colourful figures to draw, particularly when he talks about the lives of painters.
In conclusion ask yourself are you providing your community with a supreme experience?
For the all-encompassing supreme experience, consider a visit to The Spa at the Hershey Hotel.
The Histories Cycle Roundhouse, London NW1 It has been one of the supreme experiences of my long theatre-going lifetime: eight plays adding up to more than 24 hours (excluding intervals), spread over two evenings plus two whole days, each starting at 10.30 in the morning and finishing more than 12 hours later.
Weaning failure offers one of the supreme experiments of nature.
A perfect cappuccino remains the supreme coffee experience but getting one's hands on one continues to be difficult.
I can't tell you what a supreme, wonderful experience it was, to be in such intimate contact with this amazing creature, even in the kitchen of a cottage in west Dorset.
MacFarlane said he was "certain that Q has been harmed by these added delays, interrogations by various court-appointed parties, intrusive assessments by a psychiatrist and others, the unwanted disclosures to and involvement of her estranged father, and the intimidatory supreme court experience itself".
