Sentence examples for supremely ill from inspiring English sources
They yearn for a better life but are supremely ill equipped to achieve it.
Marooned there after her Venice film festival screening is cancelled, the supremely ill-at-ease Chris quickly develops an obsession with a cultural theorist called Dick.
And finally there was the supremely ill-tempered peakbagger Whymper and his nemesis, the Irish scientist John Tyndall, racing each other up the Matterhorn.
Thanks to some supremely ill-chosen remarks in an interview with The Financial Times, in which he suggested that the "merger of equals" was merely a ruse to disguise a de facto takeover, he and Daimler have been sued by the company's third-largest shareholder, Kirk Kerkorian.
He is a consistently unsettling mixture of ill-at-ease and supremely confident, affable and truculent, brittle and boyish.
And unless they are supremely accurate, tests may misdiagnose people who aren't ill.
Peppa, her annoying but cute brother George (the perfect portrayal of a younger sibling as seen by the elder) and the supremely competent Mummy Pig never lose faith in Daddy, despite years of ill experience.
He is not a religious officer but, supremely, a servant of what will become the modern state, for good and ill.
It's supremely elegant, supremely derisive, and supremely creative.
It is supremely enigmatic.
