Sentence examples for supremely real from inspiring English sources

Such an idea, the All of reality, however, defines itself as an individual thing, and leads us to the representation of the "supremely real being".

More specifically, the idea of a supremely real being (the ens realissimum) is one to which we are inevitably led during our attempts to account for the pure possibility of things in general.

This is explicit in Benedetto Croce (1913, 1965, 9 10) when he asserts that works of art cannot be physical entities because works of art are "supremely real" whereas the physical world is "unreal".

The metaphysical drive, and the demand for the unconditioned, seem to find their natural resting place in the idea of God, an absolutely necessary and supremely real being, the concept of which "contains a therefore for every wherefore" (A585/B613).

My mother is not a fictional character; she is supremely real.

The extraordinary thing about rap is that there is no real divide between the supremely underground and the supremely commercial: Dizzee Rascal, Eminem and the Streets' Mike Skinner were all rappers who couldn't rap, and it was their mutative qualities that made them innovators.

Was news of the real occurrence of this supremely Ballardian metaphor a coincidence?

In the real world, QALYs are supremely unpopular.

The likelihood that it will go on to win Oscars makes it vulnerable to contrarian charges of machismo and self-importance, yes, but it is just so supremely well made, spectacular and cinematic: it has real ambition and power.

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.

Every bookish American Jew knows the image of his cousin, real or imagined: louder, more physical, and more certain; supremely competent; a reality instructor.