Sentence examples for supremely able from inspiring English sources
But on Saturday he showed how supremely able he is at a more traditional kind of jazz singing.
Mr. Ferrari's predecessor was a young, ambitious and supremely able Englishwoman, Elaine Padmore, who did more than anyone in Wexford's past to make it fit for international scrutiny.
The trade, which brought Glen Rice to New York, left the team with an untenable lineup -- several supremely able players who seem to cancel each other out -- and with Van Gundy as the most important figure, if only by default.
This man that achieved so much in his chosen endeavor, a man who plied his trade using unique tools fashioned with an individualized brand of the rarest craftsmanship, will be remembered above all for his strength of character, the power of his principles, and for his dignity in facing the erosion of his physical prowess as Parkinson's disease ravaged his once supremely able body.
It's a supremely efficient tool, able to shoot arrows at speed and range equal, or possibly more, to that of a traditional bow.
If we did do it well, George W. Bush would not have been re-elected because he was a supremely swift-boat-able candidate.
What a player he is, a supremely upright defensive athlete, able to sprint and pass and carry the ball but also to tackle, hurling himself into challenges with muscular abandon, legs snapping like a crab.
As you savour this treat you will be able to gaze upon supremely elegant mellow pink-brick mansions and over a central garden complete with topiary and early spring flowers.
It also makes one wonder whether a creative genius like Fischer, deeply troubled yet supremely functional at the chessboard, would be able to exist in today's unforgiving online world.
Persona is supremely important in hip-hop, and Prodigy was able to pull off a menacing one, whether or not this aligned perfectly with his biography.
