Sentence examples for would be supremely from inspiring English sources

I'd imagine it would be supremely possible for everyone involved to get on with their lives.

The plan would be supremely easy and inexpensive to implement and oversee.

And that would be supremely awkward for the closest US ally: "We would be in the absurd situation of having banned the president of the United States".

The standard British comedy fan would be supremely irritated if they knew which of their comedies and comedians Americans are exposed to.

Although Piotrovsky was too diplomatic to say so, he apparently had concerns about Studio 44's approach — for one thing, keeping a huge glass-covered atrium warm during the Russian winter would be supremely expensive — and so Koolhaas had been retained by the Hermitage as a consultant.

Thus even if the classless society would be supremely good, the expected utility theorist will not be justified in shooting the hostages to bring it about.

Thus, if the notion of God did not include existence, it would not be supremely perfect, as it would be lacking a perfection.

You would have to be supremely uncynical or incredibly naïve to believe that the database will only be deployed in catching the guilty.

Of course, that would be a supremely dumb move for any one state to make all by itself.

Because he sees everything between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River as a Jewish homeland, giving up the West Bank would be a supremely painful concession; Halevi needs the Palestinians to also yield something they believe is rightfully theirs.

Finally, it's important to remember that if Goonies 2 does get made, it would inevitably open the door for Flight of the Navigator 2. That would be a supremely bad idea on every conceivable level.