He was a superlative draughtsman and his work has appealed greatly to other outstanding draughtsmen, such as Hockney and Picasso. |
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This daunting, darkly astringent music was played in a superlative manner by cellist Marilyn De Olivera. |
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Nowadays, even the cheapest laser printers offer superlative image quality in both text and graphics. |
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His superlative show in both playoffs and World Series in 2002 finally forced the media to let up on him. |
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You get a superlative audio and video presentation, and an excellent collection of bonus material. |
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The green peppers make a fruity hot sauce, while the ripe ones make a superlative red sauce similar to Tabasco. |
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He was supposed to be recognized for his superlative skill with flight combat and drafted immediately into the test pilot corps. |
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None of those words is quite superlative enough to describe how mind-bendingly horrible these two episodes really are. |
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The Old Masters owed their designation not only to superlative technique but also to their ability to represent the right subject. |
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All kidding aside, here's another fine CD from a flutist who has given us superlative recordings of music from the Baroque and Classical eras. |
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They cut glass, they refract light into perfect hearts-and-arrows, and they have superlative fire and brilliance. |
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Befitting such a stellar cast, the performances were superlative throughout. |
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We were studying positive, comparative and superlative adjectives and, as usual, having a pretty hard time with it. |
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The comparative and superlative degrees in adjectives are shown in two ways. |
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Whether the adjective is a superlative or a comparative it requires more candidates than the two who have tied at the top. |
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The signs of extreme rarity of certain presumed comparative and superlative forms are puzzling. |
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The superlative may use the same root as the comparative, or may be further suppletive, but will not use the basic adjectival root. |
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And to say all this is not yet to comment on the superlative choreography and dancing. |
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Not a superlative film but a perfectly solid one and one that is going to be rolling out in limited release quite soon. |
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The 1950s recordings have been in limbo until recently, boasting neither modern sound nor superlative sentimental value. |
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It also makes one wonder how many superlative pieces of literature might be lurking out there, forgotten. |
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Floyd Landis was a superlative natural talent, even more so than Armstrong ever was. |
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One reason may be that doctors get ground down by pill-focused patients who want quick fixes, and patients who can be superlative deniers about their personal health risks. |
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These small detractions don't stop Raimi's film from being a superlative movie, a rare sequel that betters its predecessor, a rare blockbuster that has an emotional heart. |
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But a superlative degree of it is of particular interest, because superhydrophobic surfaces are also, in effect, self-cleaning. |
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We are fed up with advertisers who use the comparative rather than the superlative degree in describing their products. |
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If one ventures to wonder whether Haitink has the quicksilver mind necessary for Mozart, it is only because his Verdi and Wagner were superlative. |
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We must therefore leave the domain of pure ideation and superlative symbolism and turn to legal rules. |
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Surely not by writing about your wants or your company's superlative goods. |
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The handful of guitar instruction DVDs I have watched range from superlative to abysmal, and nowadays the marketplace is glutted with guitar videos. |
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One way we will achieve this is by being a superlative storyteller in a variety of media. |
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The interview illustrates that, among all her other superlative qualities, is a remarkable level of self awareness. |
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Some of what looks like superlative performance may just be the luck of the draw. |
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The treaty is excellent, and I also wish to congratulate Mr Salafranca on his superlative report. |
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Cartoonists are superlative examples of this reality: Where would they be without a ruling class, their main source of inspiration? |
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Are you looking for superlative quality in terms of precision, surface finish and a complete absence of burrs? |
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Then this slim trio will fulfil every wish for a superlative, musical reproduction, not only but also for the discerning listener. |
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China may in fact come to deserve another kind of superlative, said the speaker: the world's fastest slowing economy. |
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But we stand for more than superlative quality and technological leadership, we're also aware of our social responsibilities. |
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This is a fine motion picture with a couple of superlative performances. |
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The result was a phenomenal success and classical music critics around the world competed with each other to invent ever-new terms of superlative praise. |
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You will have to forgive him for labeling more than one destination in such a superlative fashion. |
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Although lecherously swarmy as befits the character, the performance seems an ill fit for him, thus detracting from any otherwise superlative work. |
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He is really the backbone of the band, with his superlative drumming. |
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Famous for his slow tempos and his cultivation of a titanic, monumental style, he was a superlative interpreter of Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms, and Mahler. |
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Fascism is a gross deformity on the once awe inspiringly superlative face of this earth, and such blights so easily make otherwise beautiful spectacles the ugliest of things. |
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Touching some of our most deeply rooted fears or mesmerizing us with superlative and magical attributes, they are as much an object of study as they are central characters of ageless myths, countless legensds and new stories. |
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Whether it be a chopping board, a bread container or a serving tray, accessories from bulthaup create the perfect finishing touch with their minimalist design and superlative functionality. |
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In some way, humanity uses the idea of God to suggest the superlative, the incomprehensible, the numinous, that which goes beyond our normal limits. |
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The superlative form of the CSKA Moscow keeper was the main reason why the Netherlands were unable to exact revenge for their quarter-final exit at the hands of Russia in June. |
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A superlative, powerful, big-hearted Port with rich, complex fruit. |
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A single overstatement diminishes the whole of your presentation, and a single carefree superlative has the power to destroy the object of your enthusiasm. |
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Back in 2009, the Sundance Film Festival proved this by programming Adam Elliot's superlative claymation feature Mary and Max as its opening-night film. |
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All rooms are furnished to superlative standards in an uncluttered and elegant style which uses pale cream fabrics and warm Pomel Sapele veneers. |
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Blame the heat itself, whose knack at frustrating New Yorkers these past weeks has now extended to blotting out the only upbeat superlative of a superlatively nightmarish month. |
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Your knowledge about the concepts in your subject field will often come from written material, but subject-matter experts are also a superlative source of information. |
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Here she'll be joined by Truss, who after retiring Blacknecks – his superlative gabber Italo-techno project with Bleaching Agent – at the end of 2014 has been focusing on his solo work. |
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Recognition by historians of these older states as superpowers may focus on various superlative traits exhibited by them. |
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Neither you nor I attach for the moment any superlative value to this Treaty for the sake of the extension of British trade. |
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Golden eagles are sometimes considered the most superlative fliers among eagles and perhaps among all raptorial birds. |
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Many adjectives, however, particularly those that are longer and less common, do not have inflected comparative and superlative forms. |
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Consequently, comparative and superlative forms of such adjectives are not normally used, except in a figurative, humorous or imprecise context. |
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One preposition, near, also has a superlative form, as in Find the restaurant nearest your house. |
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Many prescriptive grammars and style guides include adjectives for inherently superlative qualities to be ungradable. |
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For sinine the plural partitive form is siniseid and so siniseim is the short superlative. |
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Handicapped as he was by lack of poundage, Dublin's pet lamb made up for it by superlative skill in ringcraft. |
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We rounded off our lunch with a superlative salted caramel truffle with chocolate sorbet and sesame tuille. |
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There are great campsites, several superlative hotels, some challenging walks, and the chance to see guanaco and condor against quite stunning landscapes. |
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Some adjectives have irregular comparative and superlative forms, such as good, better, and best. |
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She responded with a series of superlative adjectives such as wonderful, mind blowing, and colloquially a something else, etc. I asked her to let me look at the book momentarily. |
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Overwhelmed by the symbolism, the pair continued their promenade in mute intensity, an intensity borne of the superlative degree of their angularity. |
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At the time, I also intensely co-operated with the Prague Madrigalists, superlative singers. |
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The geography of water is also a history of the superlative. |
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It is a superlative luminaire: in situations requiring high illuminance levels, minimal glare and an attractive design, the Flash Two comes to the fore. |
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What should, maybe, is that Aaron Freeman has outlived and outlasted Gene Ween and delivered a solo record with at least four superlative songs that are both pleasing to the ear and provocative to the mind. |
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Long hours spent honing his sounds in the studio were soon rewarded with the superlative Screamo that was instantly signed to PH Zero. |
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And their museums are superlative business cards with a novel appeal. |
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This piece is hugley indebted to Uli Hesse's superlative Tor! |
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Paul Giamatti, Clive Owen, and Monica Bellucci team up for this superlative action movie about a couple of bad-ass gunwielding loons going after each other. |
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This also means a return to hospitals like Tredegar District Cottage Hospital which, until not so very long ago, was serving Tredegar and district with a superlative service. |
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In Estonian, the superlative form can usually be formed in two ways. |
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