Anselm concludes, "Now that which is supremely good is also supremely great.
Throughout the three-act dance-drama, Cinderella's large, supremely dysfunctional family yielded plenty of comedy and inspired reimaginings of pop dances (a Bourne specialty).
ROY BLACK Seattle To the Editor: David Brooks suggests that the problem with atheists is that "they don't seem to know what they don't feel": personal significance experienced through a larger, supremely meaningful context.
A discussion of the "vanishing self" may belong in a book on invisibility, but when Busch writes of an anesthesia before minor surgery producing the "most blissful" moments of boundless "gratitude" and "an ineffable accommodation by a larger and supremely benign sphere of existence," this guide eludes me.
Available on iPhone, but benefitting from iPad's larger screen, this is supremely addictive.
Whichever room you stay in, it will feel like a retreat, with supremely comfortable king-size beds that have large square, sink-into-me pillows.
Obama is known for being averse to politics, and she has managed to remain supremely popular, especially among young people, in large part thanks to her ability to stay above the fray.
The iconic British composer Edward Elgar, who died in 1934, failed to finish another large-scale work after his supremely elegiac Cello Concerto of 1918-19.
It's a supremely successful series made without the big budgets and overly-polished visuals that come with the largest studios.
"These are animals supremely adapted to surviving in a challenging marine environment and fast, large ships is something they have not had to deal with or are evolved to deal with". Solving the problem.
Better still was the chicken saltimbocca: two large half-breasts pounded thin, topped with prosciutto and a supremely buttery, rather sweet sage-and-white-wine sauce.
