Sentence examples for supremely influential from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Fowler insisted that television was not a finite and supremely influential broadcast medium but "just another appliance -- it's a toaster with pictures".
This is why psychoanalysis — which took root in the United States a century ago, when its sexual frankness helped to erode the country's Puritan heritage — remains enduringly and supremely influential in France.
Armed with this verdict, Fowler, who insisted on viewing television, in particular, as not a finite and supremely influential broadcast medium but "just another appliance — it's a toaster with pictures," persuaded his fellow commissioners to abolish the Fairness Doctrine.
After years in which this supremely influential Dutch architect labored to get anything more than a few interior commissions finished in the United States -- and lost several high-profile projects including a planned expansion of the Whitney Museum in New York -- he has now completed three buildings in this country in the last nine months alone.
"For decades, Ruscha has proven to be among the most iconic, supremely influential artists of our time and his involvement with the museum over the years has deepened MOCA's commitment to being the Artists Museumm.
At once insanely ramshackle yet obsessively focused, this head-scrambling four-hour maelstrom was hailed by New York's influential Village Voice as a "supremely bizarre... unhinged epic", and despite all but bypassing UK cinemas has since become an extreme cinema cult favourite on DVD (which comes out on Blu-ray next week).
One of the biggest frustrations for Monk is that Shelvey, who was called up to the England squad for the European Championship qualifiers against San Marino and Estonia in October, is supremely talented and capable of being one of the most influential players in the Swansea team.
It's supremely elegant, supremely derisive, and supremely creative.
It is supremely enigmatic.
It was supremely liberating.
