The phrase "a sublime view of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a breathtaking or awe-inspiring sight, often in relation to nature or landscapes.
Example: "From the mountaintop, we were treated to a sublime view of the valley below, bathed in golden sunlight."
Alternatives: "an exquisite view of" or "a breathtaking view of".
On a whim we stop at Taverna Synolakis, a family-run restaurant with a sublime view of the Sea of Crete far below.
An aperitif To enjoy a sublime view of Nice at the end of the day, treat yourself to a cocktail on the roof of Le Meridien Hotel (13) at 1 Promenade Des Anglais (00 33 4 97 03 44 44; lemeridiennice.com).com
However, western Argentina, and north-central Chile, will be treated – clear skies allowing – to a sublime view of a totally eclipsed sun rather low on the horizon just an hour or so before the sun sets.
"When you see the cypress trees punctuating a sublime view of olive groves, medieval towers, farmhouses nestled in the folds of the hills, and the transparent light, this kind of bucolic dream inspires, comforts and lures you into a world that seems more real than where you come from," she adds.
This contemporary property offers a porch that "overlooks a sublime view of Atlanta". This property features a 19-foot waterfall, swiming grotto and two whirlpool spas.
One of Macao's colonial treasures, the Bela Vista Hotel, has been converted into the Portuguese consulate, depriving visitors of a sublime view from the veranda.
Our camp consisted of five huts, including a dining area, half-way up the mountain, with a sublime view over a waterfall and a jungled gorge.
Lazing on Belvedere beach (6), with its vibrant bars, gregarious locals, heart-jolting watersports and sublime view of Dubrovnik, you'd never guess the whole stretch of visible coast had been bombed just 17 years before.
As the sublime view of the town unfolds at your feet you can't help but reflect on the human triumph of reconstructing life after a ravaging catastrophe, all glowing gloriously in the blazing Sicilian sun.
This is demonstrated by "The Dawn of Egyptian Art," a sublime, view-shifting exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art dominated foremost by small, startlingly personable sculptures and vessels from around 3900 to 2649 B.C.
Backpackers, bohemians and barflies will like this no-frills dirt-cheap hotel, which has a meditation area and an adjacent bar with sublime views of the Arabian Sea.
