Sentence examples for supremely intelligent from inspiring English sources

He led the league in sacks with 17. Lyght is supremely intelligent, a supreme cover cornerback, is deceptively fast and tends to be involved in big plays.

"As a biographer," Gessen writes, "Loseff is honorable, supremely intelligent, and supernally well-informed".

As a biographer, Loseff is honorable, supremely intelligent, and almost supernaturally well informed.

Her sister and brother "were supremely intelligent, particularly my sister," she says.

It is supremely intelligent and moving and Rampling and Courtenay are superb.

But Ms. von Otter, a supremely intelligent artist, made something remarkable of the role.

I wish there were more such descriptions in Lisa Genova's novel about the serial losses that come from memory loss, as experienced by a supremely-intelligent (formerly formidable) woman contending with early-onset Alzheimer's disease.

He is, Williams says, a supportive colleague: "Nathan's supremely emotionally intelligent.

It's certainly underplaying the pleasure of a surefooted, playfully intelligent, supremely satisfying show.

He had always been, in my eyes, the essence of a perfect soldier: highly intelligent, supremely talented, and fully capable of accomplishing any task assigned to him.

The fleeced French apparently did not ban Law from their salons because he was simply so attractive -- tall, intelligent, supremely self-possessed and always elegantly in fashion.