Sentence examples for supreme understands from inspiring English sources

3. Supreme understands global business.

The so-called Riley decision shows that the supreme court understands how important technology has become in terms of storing people's private information and reasserts the concept that "protection of privacy is a timeless value even amidst changing technology", Smith says.

That is why I have introduced a resolution in the Senate (introduced by Representative Ted Deutch in the House) calling for an amendment to the US Constitution that says simply and straightforwardly what everyone – except five members of the United States supreme court – understands: corporations are not people with constitutional rights equal to flesh-and-blood human beings.

The guitarist and tinkerer supreme Les Paul understood the possibilities; in the early 1940's, he put pickups, frets and a bridge on a simple plank.

He is the rare mixture of a supreme gastrotechnologist who understands the twitch and flex of every muscle, and a cook who is rococo in his imaginings.

Thus, the supreme truth is understood as ineffable.

MONTREAL — To watch performances by a dance company that perfectly understands the behests of its living choreographer can seem a supreme and many-layered thrill.

Anyone who understood the supreme, indeed, indispensable, value of the fixer would make sure that credit was given.

"Degas and the Nude," a wonderful and weird show at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, reminds me that I have never understood the supreme draftsman of the Impressionist generation.

It was only when humans were able to gain sufficient distance from "the severe privations" of living off the land that we were able to gain a little bit of nostalgic distance and start to understand that supreme human dominance made things poorer.

Maybe the millennials who clerk for the supreme court don't understand web streaming, but they, like most of the country, understand that the 90% of the population with cellphones carry "a digital record of nearly every aspect of their lives – from the mundane to the intimate".