The confidence of Mr. Madison and his own supereminent qualities alone sustained him.
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All the family were quick at it, but his astounding memory made him supereminent.
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He was born supereminent at a distance, bearing a name renowned in far off region.
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It is this quality which has made the master-works of Chillingworth and Bentley supereminent.
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If Baby Carlos's performance in it be anything in proportion, he will be a supereminent sovereign!
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The quality of the love of procreating is known from its delight, which is supereminent and transcendent.
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The conservatives had come into power just after his marriage, and he had held honourable though not supereminent office.
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In this way did Rma attain the supereminent state of Siva, in which he sat sedate without uttering a word.
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The divine essence is something uncircumscribed, containing in itself in a supereminent way whatever can be signified or understood by a created intellect.
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As he is the chief of poets, we infer that the faculty in which he is supereminent must be the greatest of poetic endowments.
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One can hold that God's moral goodness involves supereminent possession of the virtues, at least insofar as those virtues do not presuppose weakness and vulnerability.
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Music also holds a supereminent position in the classical liturgy: Gregorian chant and sacred polyphony have developed in the course of the centuries in order to serve and to embellish it.
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It seems that ascribing to God supereminent possession of these virtues would be enough to account for God's supreme moral goodness: it is, after all, in such terms that God is praised in the Psalms.
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The Samantha Kshatriya are a community of Kerala, India. They were historically ruling elites and feudal land owners in the Kingdom of Cochin and Kingdom of Travancore. Despite their nomenclature suggesting that they are a part of the Kshatriya class in the Hindu ritual ranking system known as varna, that system has never existed in South India. Anthropologist Christopher Fuller, suggests such claims are vanity and that "most unbiased observers ... have concluded that the Kshatriya and Samanthan subdivisions should be treated merely as supereminent Nayar subdivisions".
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A member of the Society of Irish Artists from 1845 to 1849 and an architect to the Trustees of the Royal Exchange between 1847 and 1851. He lived in Blackrock at 3 Waltham Terrace from 1855 until he died on 10 January 1864. He was buried in the family plot at Glasnevin cemetery. The parish priest of the Rathmines Church, William Meagher gave a eulogy of Byrne, “Of this gifted man whose talents and disinterested care have laid us under such obligations, of him who designed the portico of St Paul's and erected the majestic shrine of St Audoen's and the solemn cathedral-like pile of St James and the bold and beauteous dome of Our Lady of Refuge, of the accomplished and good and generous Patrick Byrne how truly may it not be said that he regarded the beauties of classical and mediaeval art with equal reverence, studied their several excellencies with equal assiduity & wrought upon the principles of both with equally supereminent success.”Donnelly, M (1855) "Quoted from text of volume of engraved designs for church", privately printed by Meagher in 1855, Short Histories of Dublin Parishes, Vol.
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