Sentence examples for supremely clear from inspiring English sources
So, with tongue twirling in cheek, as made supremely clear by the director, John Rando, "Gettin' the Band Back Together" rounds up the guys, who have never left their hometown.
But the Republicans who were needed to get an immigration bill through the Senate had made it supremely clear that if any hint of gay marriage entered the legislation, they were going to take their toys and go home.
In the late thirties, his aunt Joyce Maxtone-Graham, using the pen name Jan Struther, wrote a series of vignettes for the London "Times" which became a best-selling book and a popular movie, describing the day-to-day life and thoughts of a supremely clear-eyed and wise fictional wife and mother of three named Mrs. Miniver.
Dave Eggers comes from a much more sober, humbled, craft-loving time, and his latest novel is the opposite of a failure: it's a clear, supremely readable parable of America in the global economy that is haunting, beautifully shaped and sad.
Texas makes clear, the Supreme Court is both supremely open to and supremely closed off from the world around it.
When discussing the world, particularly the political theatre, she's supremely confident: clear, knowledgeable, secure in her opinions.
The veteran company member Hope Boykin was tremendous in "Another Night"; she is a supremely focussed dancer, with a clear, open performance style.
There is a kind of theatrical justice in the idea of Mr. Warner getting past his fear and returning to the stage in the role of Undershaft, a clear-eyed man, supremely comfortable in his own skin, fearless in his advocacy.
While Fox strives to clear up his department, Mitchell sounds supremely confident.
But as Jordanian officials made clear at the time, it was supremely important that the war be brief.
