What we're talking about here is a supremely talented true individual.
Did we really devote all that brow-furrowing critical attention to Argo (best picture, 2012), an engaging but supremely middleweight true-life dramedy about the 1979 Iran hostage crisis?
If true, this is supremely rich coming immediately after a speech in which Palin took a shot at President Obama for using a teleprompter to read his prepared speeches.
Danger lurks when intellectuals become tyrannical souls, unable to master their passions; the true philosophical soul is one that "is supremely self-aware of its own tyrannical inclinations".
Some appeal to God's status as supremely lovable and deserving of allegiance: if theism is true, then the world of value must be a theocentric one, and so any moral view that does not place God at its center is bound to be inadequate.
The stay-at-home, too-good-to-be-true home-husband of Olivia Colman's supremely affable Detective Sergeant Ellie Miller.
Site member, Patrick Carl Hiaasen's Hoot is true to its name in that it's a supremely funny YA novel, and one that tends to be overlooked.
In the end, it doesn't matter much what these people say when the cameras are rolling; and, of course, the opposite is true of Chávez, whose utterances to the camera matter supremely.
If it proves true, and certainly the vital signs of men like Gonzalo Higuain, Carlos Tevez and, supremely, Lionel Messi were vibrant enough in the 4-1 defeat of South Korea yesterday, it would be entirely appropriate that the man in charge of the resurrection has for so long shown such an amazing resistance to the forces of mortification.
This is particularly true of the fictional Ilana, who dates a black guy, Lincoln (Hannibal Buress), a supremely chill dentist.
