Sentence examples for supremely close from inspiring English sources

The Cubs' intimate, compact ballpark, meanwhile, has always stood in architecturally for the supremely close — often pathologically, unhealthily close — relationship between the team and its fans.

Texas makes clear, the Supreme Court is both supremely open to and supremely closed off from the world around it.

The 2002 Lincoln squad was not unlike this season's Heat team: tenacious on defense, supremely athletic and unusually close-knit.

And that would be supremely awkward for the closest US ally: "We would be in the absurd situation of having banned the president of the United States".

Spike Lee's "Chi-Raq," a remake of "Lysistrata" that's alternately wild and supremely grounded, wouldn't come to close to working without her.

Others recommended that the use of supplemental oxygen be prohibited, thus closing Everest to all but supremely fit mountaineers.

In America the New Criticism - a school led by Cleanth Brooks and Robert Penn Warren - argued that the close study of poetry was a supremely valuable thing.

In the meantime, the individual parts and strategies of these works -- the color, transparency, unusual surface textures and digital intimations -- are more interesting than the whole, which veers too close to some kind of brilliant, supremely sophisticated lobby art.

Williams was playing supremely and Li was forced to push ever closer to the lines in an effort to stay in contention.

There were other Latin exegetes, like Ambrosiaster (commentaries ascribed to Ambrose) and, supremely, Jerome (c. 347 419/420), the learned Latin Father, who paid close attention to the grammatical sense.

Ms. Close is by this point quite literally out of this world -- a supremely ridiculous, unbearably pathetic monster.