Sentence examples for supremely polished from inspiring English sources
The show struck a similar balance: it felt leisurely, even informal, but also supremely polished.
His working band, Kentucky Thunder, brings a supremely polished method to these evocations, sounding old-timey but in no way antique.
In the opposite school are supremely polished technicians like Mel Torme and Sarah Vaughan, whose voices remained distinctively beautiful (even as they darkened with age) until the ends of their lives.
Whatever you make of the work's extramusical associations — whether you take it as meant to restore Shostakovich to Stalin's good graces or as a protest against Stalin — Mr. Litton's reading had the virtues of supremely polished surfaces with raw, often savage emotion swirling just beneath them.
The first came at Arsenal, the second at Anfield with goals from the excellent Manuel Lanzini, Mark Noble and Diafra Sakho polishing a supremely well-organised away display.
Besides, he was supremely unimpressed by the way Polish writers had responded to the disaster of the war: "Proust found more in his cookie, servant, and counts than they found in years of smoking crematoria".
It's supremely elegant, supremely derisive, and supremely creative.
