Sentence examples for supremely competitive from inspiring English sources

Kershaw is supremely competitive, but he is probably not the only pitcher who would have reacted that way.

While he is a man of many nicknames, this is not a moniker one would expect this supremely competitive player to embrace.

Eibar, whose manager had admiringly warned his players that Atlético were a bunch of supremely competitive "sons of bitches," all elbows flying and fighting for every ball, did not back down.

Diego Simeone, Atlético Madrid manager, is an irresistible force, a tidal wave that either carries you along or flattens you: determined, energetic, convincing and supremely competitive, he is the manager who has built a team in his own image, at least in part because he was built in theirs.

Both the Klitschkos are supremely competitive, goal oriented individuals, but it will take some imagination for Vitali (40 yrs) and Wladimir (35 yrs) to imagine fresh fistic peaks in the desert-like conditions of the current heavyweight division.

For example: Michael Jordan is an overly competitive, supremely selfish, legendary asshole.

"There's so much to hate," runs a memorable chorus from the perky new musical comedy "Nobody Loves You," set behind the scenes in the supremely silly world of competitive reality television.

As its title promises, Rooney's book glitters with talk, much of it between Frances, the novel's narrator, and Bobbi, her best friend, two Trinity students supremely gifted in the collegiate sport of competitive banter.

Doyle advocates that women should stop being so practical and ferocious and competitive and that, for men to find us supremely attractive, we should be more soft and romantic and demure.

It's supremely elegant, supremely derisive, and supremely creative.

It was supremely liberating.