Sentence examples for a sublime expression from inspiring English sources

A well-timed treat can get a sublime expression.

Homer's epics extend their concern from the right treatment of strangers to behaviour in situations of deep involvement among rival heroes, their foes, and the overseeing gods; the tragedies of Aeschylus and Sophocles are a sublime expression of man's breakthrough into moral awareness of his situation.

Here, in western words, written about 1913, is a sublime expression of Buddhist Tantra: It is through this life that we can find the unfathomable, the divine.

The marvels of this exhibition testify to the human need to improve, refine and perfect, turning a means of survival into a sublime vehicle of expression.

It's a great film to look back on, and a sublime way to go.

It would be difficult to say where the expression of Bangs's moral universe was clearest, because he'd habitually compress a sublime insight into any old photo caption or throwaway remark, in whatever throwaway piece about whatever throwaway band.

This is a sublime exhibition.

This is a sublime demand.

Any combination would make a sublime gift.

"It was a sublime finish from Michael.

Abstract expressionist painter of "a sublime simplicity".