The phrase "a sublime one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is of great beauty or excellence, often in a poetic or elevated context.
Example: "The painting was a sublime one, capturing the essence of nature in a way that left viewers in awe."
Alternatives: "a magnificent one" or "an exquisite one."
Stoneman's third Championship ton of the season came in just 129 balls and included 15 fours and a six, but when he fell to a sublime one-handed slip catch by James Tredwell off Lewis, Durham were wobbling on 202-7.
It's worth attending to, and not merely because Valentine's Day is nearly here, and your partner might find this sleek new Penguin Classics edition an intellectual aphrodisiac, though it contains no erotic illustrations, except several sublime ones on its cover.
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Nonetheless, Levine is a sublime conductor — one of the few living maestros who carry with them an identity in sound.
They have ideas to burn, but the best moment here is the simplest: the sublime One Sunday Morning, based around a folk guitar motif of such beauty it never outstays its welcome during 12 epic minutes.
In Bonnard, the 19th-century bourgeois sublime, one with connections to Ingres via Degas, lives on.
But the piece is simply sublime, one of Britten's most wonderful: a glimpse of the transcendent in the ramshackle, as school recorder players, handbell ringers, violinists and congregational singing create a vision of the life to come.
And if it's true there's something rare about a female who can do that once, imagine how sublime one is who manages any more than that. .
The Brazilian's first-time volley from near the penalty spot – angled into the very top corner of Salvatore Sirigu's net – was sublime, one of the finer strikes seen in Serie A this season.
