Sentence examples for supremely grim from inspiring English sources

If for no other reason that once the finger had been pointed at Mark Latimer, the dead boy's father; his colleague, Nige Carter Susan Wrightthethe woman with the dog who whispered the supremely grim line "I know men who would rape you" to the local paper's editor Maggie Radcliffe; the priest; Jack Marshall; the psychic – aka Jambo from Hollyoaks; there was no one else left.

The judges said: "Grim yet playful, mythical yet supremely modern, the spot has it all: a delightful conceit, an epic vision and deft execution".

As grim as he could be at times, the supremely evenhanded director could also conjure up a state of grace.

The account of his trip to Minsk that he wrote for this paper in 2005 not only exposed the grim reality of the Lukashenko regime but also opened doors all over the world for this supremely talented company.

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

It is supremely enigmatic.

It was supremely liberating.

Or being supremely good?

Many consider him supremely qualified.

And supremely smug with it.

This video is supremely upsetting.