Sentence examples for supremely damaging from inspiring English sources
It wasn't as if the last week's think-pieces, roughly summed up as "Is Gone Girl a feminist masterpiece or supremely damaging to all women, everywhere?", sprung out of nowhere.
Aren't we on Episode 6?" But, he said, another part is amazed that a show built around a damaged, supremely cynical character who violated virtually every network rule about centering shows on likable people, lasted so long and did so well.
In Grimes, "The Walking Dead" gives us a similar gunslinger who is supremely self-conscious of the violence he must commit and wary of the damage it's inflicting on his soul.
Damaging or destroying the flag through intentional burning, ripping, trampling, staining, or mutilation is supremely disrespectful.
She also discovered that local officials and Vinci, the French construction firm that was doing much of the work, were supremely uninterested in her movement's argument that the highway could easily be built without doing damage to the forest.
They can survive tremendous damage, largely because their blood clots so efficiently, sealing all wounds, and because they have a supremely effective immune system.
It's supremely elegant, supremely derisive, and supremely creative.
It is supremely enigmatic.
It was supremely liberating.
Many consider him supremely qualified.
