Sentence examples for supremely a from inspiring English sources

He is supremely a man of the Church.

As well as moving its admirers to rhapsody, Middlemarch is also supremely a work of serious literature.

He is not a religious officer but, supremely, a servant of what will become the modern state, for good and ill.

The 21-year-old is playing supremely, a sight more impressive considering United's opening three games are his first since the horrific double leg-break suffered last September.

The original Dylanological sin is to focus too much on the words, and too little on the sound: to treat Dylan like he's a poet, a writer of verse, when of course he's a musician — a songwriter and, supremely, a singer.

These included, supremely, an implicit understanding of what makes professional footballers function at optimum levels.

Mr Kirk is supposed to be supremely trustworthy, a moral beacon in a sea of depravity.

A supremely effective manager, an inspirational speaker, and a transformative leader.

It was relaxed and easy and supremely enjoyable, a natural fit with no end to the conversation.

It's a supremely luxurious reminder of an age when train travel was a glamorous adventure.

This was a supremely pretty collection, if a little outré at times.