The phrase "as sublime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare something to a state of greatness or beauty, often in a poetic or elevated context.
Example: "The sunset painted the sky in hues of orange and pink, as sublime as a masterpiece by the greatest artists."
Alternatives: "as magnificent" or "as exquisite."
And because this is after all Tom Ford we're talking about, the packaging is as sublime as the product.
In fact, many of his motifs from Åsgårdstrand are as sublime as the scenery that surrounded him.
But if I melted a little bittersweet chocolate and whisked it into the mix, would it be as sublime as the first batch?
Sadly for the bowler, none of Cook's shot are as sublime as the last, which he clatters through cover for another four.
I already ordered the firnee for old time's sake but it wasn't as sublime as my memory of this cornstarch-almond-pistachio-cardamom pudding.
Released: 30 December Great Expectations (NC) David Lean has made more "epic" films – Lawrence of Arabia, Dr Zhivago etc – but none as sublime as his exquisite 1946 adaptation of Charles Dickens's rags-to-riches tale.
The Chaconne that closes the Partita No. 2, a variation set built on a dance pattern, is as sublime as any of the sonata movements, although the huge Fugue in the Sonata No. 3 is surely a formidable challenger.
Click here to view Courses are littered with collectables, shortcuts and lovingly crafted scenery, and Stephen Fry's voiceover is as sublime as ever but LittleBigPlanet Karting isn't entirely successful.
Ingenue's warping, off-key analogue synth and dripping-water sound effects would make a great dance track in their own right, but the vocal melody they're matched to is as sublime as anything Yorke's ever come up with.
Made from smashing raw lamb with a mortar and pestle (or simply deconstructing it in a food processor), kibbeh can come out as sublime as steak tartare or as vile as raw hamburger meat.
