Sentence examples for supremely accurate from inspiring English sources
David Luiz was permitted to amble forward, Frank Lampard collected possession and slipped a pass inside Safari and Oscar's first-time finish back across Yann Sommer and into the far corner was supremely accurate.
And unless they are supremely accurate, tests may misdiagnose people who aren't ill.
Like all plasmas, the TH-50PX80U benefrom from supremely accurate black tones, making contours and contrasts more vivid and defined.
This is hugely important when it comes to the next step in Apple's battle for supremely accurate and useful Maps: human editors.
The measurement is the first to use a BEC to detect anything at all, and it hints that BECs may soon find diverse uses, from gravity sensors to supremely accurate clocks.
While we have a supremely accurate theory of what happened after our Universe started in its super-hot, super-dense childhood, we are still in the dark about its birth.
A supremely strong, accurate new ball bowler who came off a curved run, he achieved both swing in the air and movement off the pitch, and was known for bowling a "heavy" ball, coming on to the batsman at a quicker pace than his shortish approach might have suggested.
We considered this to be supremely implausible.This second audit showed that the machines were very accurate.
By means of such comparisons, an accurate picture of Shakespeare not as a solitary genius but as a supremely gifted and eminently practical theatre professional indebted to actors, to other playwrights, and to a demanding public audience comes clear.
They are indeed the scale by which we can best ascend to the true knowledge and love of him". By means of such comparisons, an accurate picture of Shakespeare not as a solitary genius but as a supremely gifted and eminently practical theatre professional indebted to actors, to other playwrights, and to a demanding public audience comes clear.
Joe's was a supremely callow expression of this new Second Amendment absolutism, but it was also a perfectly accurate distillation of the sentiment.
