Sentence examples for supremely bright from inspiring English sources
Jack, who looks like "a bookish water-polo player," is described by a reporter as "supremely bright, and perhaps a touch cocky".
"El Chapulin Colorado" ("The Crimson Cricket") was a live-action comedy about a supremely skittish superhero in a bright red outfit who battled bad guys with a bicycle horn and a mallet (and which would inspire Matt Groening's character Bumblebee Man on "The Simpsons").
No scientist has done more than Bakker to advance the view of dinosaurs as energetic, swift, bright-colored, cunning, perservering, supremely well adapted, socially complex--in sum, thrilling--animals.
Smith informs me he is married to Susan Zox, an artist, a supremely good chef and wonderfully entertaining and bright life companion.
I've read enough to know that I'm in the hands of a supremely talented writer, a master storyteller and one with bright visual flair and access to dark and deliciously disturbing imagery.
Electronics makers have promoted one improvement after another to make pictures brighter, sound more realistic and remote controls more supremely powerful.
DSLR enthusiasts will also welcome the bright, high contrast optical viewfinder with 95% frame coverage that provides a supremely detailed view while composing still images.
It's a sports car made for someone who, though having the means and loving the notion of driving a supremely fast machine, can't stomach the idea of owning anything so bombastic as a bright red Italian monster, all wild fins and geometric angles.
It's supremely elegant, supremely derisive, and supremely creative.
It is supremely enigmatic.
It was supremely liberating.
