Sentence examples for supremely quiet from inspiring English sources
As excellent and fast as the ATS-V is on the track, the car is supremely quiet and refined in regular driving – a good thing, considering these cars will spend virtually their entire lives on public roads.
Both the LS6 (V-6) and the LS8 (V-8) have the firm road feel of a Mercedes-Benz, the restrained sculpting of a BMW and, at highway speeds, the supremely quiet cabin of a Volvo or Audi sedan.
At highway speeds the A8L is so supremely quiet, I was shocked when I heard the sound of my wife's hairbrush over the din of the road at 75 mph, with her in the backseat while we and another couple were heading to dinner.
The model S and X hold an incredible amount of cargo and people and get you to your destination in a quiet, supremely comfortable and almost effortless manner.
North Carolinian Angela Davis-Gardner won some praise with Plum Wine, a quiet but supremely crafted novel about a love affair between an American schoolteacher and a Japanese potter under the shadow of Hiroshima.
For decades, Mr. Foy was a quiet if supremely capable avatar of the city's gracious, aesthetically minded, boldface-named social milieu, a latter-day Gilded Age that flourished in New York in the years before the Stonewall uprising and for some time after, of which Truman Capote was perhaps the best-known embodiment.
Before Arslan came on and Liverpool started to fade, this was a match they had done supremely well to keep Besiktas quiet.
As one of the people seen in Victor Erice's "Dream of Light" (none of them are actors) finally wonders, "How can such a small tree bear so much fruit?" The same question might be asked about this quiet, meticulous and supremely simple film, which concentrates exclusively on the process whereby a painter, Antonio Lopez Garcia, works on a still life of the above-mentioned tree.
They're still supremely confident in themselves".
Patience is still a supremely underrated virtue.
Though not a swirl or splash could yet be seen, Rob Maass and John Waidman stood supremely confident, casting bucktails from shore into a quiet backwater.
