Sentence examples for yet supremely from inspiring English sources

Its mouth-coating, nutty taste is intense, yet supremely versatile.

"See, that's how a man should be, responsible, stoic and yet supremely confident".

A supremely odd yet supremely singable piece of hippy whimsy about pilots literally bombing a lone old man on a piece of waste ground.

The judges said: "Grim yet playful, mythical yet supremely modern, the spot has it all: a delightful conceit, an epic vision and deft execution".

And the most successful teams have often contained difficult, self-obsessed, yet supremely gifted cricketers who have been worth their place despite everything – from SF Barnes to Geoffrey Boycott to Pietersen.

It also makes one wonder whether a creative genius like Fischer, deeply troubled yet supremely functional at the chessboard, would be able to exist in today's unforgiving online world.

With Horsepower Productions, Russell Haswell, DVA Damas and Helm's Luke Younger also in attendance, it'll be loud, fractious and as dark as the name implies, yet still supremely uplifting.

Yet so supremely appealing is Jones's performance – essentially a big-screen debut for the Saturday Night Live star – such considerations are steamrollered into oblivion.

She was a reserved, regal queen, yet her supremely controlled, velvety phrases conveyed much, and the sudden tiny stab of vulnerability leading in to her final aria was all the more moving for her earlier composure.

Yet it remains supremely cinematic, which is why its violence is so difficult to handle.

Ferocious, yet subtle and supremely gifted, they would never dream of just playing a backbeat; instead they deliver maximum rock kicks and peak on the title track as a sort of superspeed blur.