Sentence examples for become sublime from inspiring English sources

So when does the corny transcend its origins to become sublime?

Formally, it is the way brush strokes become feathers or fur, and glossy surfaces become sublime skies, that marks Mr. Spencer's slyly knowing play with Modernist tradition.

But as Paul points out, sometimes a really great composer will take the key of E major and combine it with such subtle ideas, that the results become sublime, such as the slow movement of Schubert's String Quintet.

Ah, but sometimes the music will suddenly, almost inexplicably become sublime.

Travis Rea of Williams-Sonoma suggests using chili powder, black pepper, paprika, cinnamon, cumin, cardamom and coriander, "many of which can taste harsh and bitter when uncooked but become sublime when cooked over time".

In her work, reticence becomes sublime.

This is where his integrity becomes sublime.

Magnifying the humble until it becomes sublime is what Torrini does best.

Our job is to develop each product until it becomes sublime".

"Touch of Evil" becomes sublime at the moment when Marlene Dietrich saunters into view, as the proprietor of a Mexican brothel that echoes with skeletal player-piano music.

He posited that, after an inaugural period of innovation in Europe, Modernist painting became sublime in Abstract Expressionism, beautiful in the postpainterly nongestural abstraction of such artists as Louis, and then declined in imitative, all-too-reductionist Minimalism.