Sentence examples for supremely more from inspiring English sources

It tightly holds all your little gear, which is supremely more efficient than a junk pocket in your bag or desk.

With more enterprises adopting tablets instead of laptops for roaming workers, and consumers making the leap to buying tablets as second computers, Parallels Access makes these tablets supremely more useful, and highlights just how versatile they can be.

And, you have to say, their imagination knows no bounds: torturers are supremely creative, more so even than advertising copywriters.

This Super Nintendo add-on if we're being supremely picky, more add-on ifral than a console proper—wes only released in Japan in 1995, and allowed users to unscramble signals broadcast from a partner company, St.GIGA, in order to play specially selected video games on specified dates.

I tried to reflect what travel was really like for me and that's where the comedy comes in as well as allowing people to recognise themselves not as supremely assured but more as slightly befuddled travellers.

The 21-year-old is playing supremely, a sight more impressive considering United's opening three games are his first since the horrific double leg-break suffered last September.

I was caught up in the vibe that the good of our country was supremely being served; more than that, the good of the world was being fashioned right in front of our very eyes.

Things here are kinder, gentler, more organic and supremely nurturing.

En masse, they are like nothing more than that supremely dull clone-army in George Lucas's Star Wars prequels.

The reason is simple: consumers are supremely well informed and far more likely to investigate the real value of products than to rely on logos.

JON CARAMANICA JIM HALL & JOEY BARON "Conversations" (ArtistShare) The august guitarist Jim Hall has made his share of supremely intimate duo recordings, some more heralded than others.