Sentence examples for entirely sublime from inspiring English sources

Clemons, who died Saturday of complications from a stroke, was not an entirely original player — he was a vessel of many great soul, gospel, and R&B players who came before him — but he was an entirely sublime band member, an absolutely essential, and soulful, ingredient in both the sound of Springsteen and the spirit of the group.

That picture, whether it was a celebrity portrait, a nude or an African landscape, was filled with an entirely distinctive, sublime light and structured around strong, beautiful forms.

His opener on Tuesday was essentially a powerful, swerving drive from the edge of the box, yet Özil barely broke stride to meet Ramsey's pass, and arrowed the ball into the corner with a subtle sidefoot rather than a proper swipe. he German has that knack of making the sublime look entirely easy.

But closing the orchestra's 175th anniversary season with the composer's greatest choral work – Elgar declined to refer to The Dream of Gerontius as an oratorio, claiming "there is yet no word sufficient to describe it" – was a sublime prospect that entirely lived up to expectation.

I don't think that technology is entirely able [to] replace the sublime of nature.

I am so superbly confident of the demonstrable psychosis of the American people that I will now proceed to prove my point entirely within the context of Sublime tracks and the manner in which they're censored.

Each man heard in the great masterwork – in the same sublime solos and chorales – an entirely different, indeed contradictory, message; two opposed promulgations in the same score, two contrary cries in the same edifice of beauty.

The margin of difference between sublime poetry and sentimental "rubbish" has to do entirely with the power and subtlety of the language, and this, of course, is what is hardest to convey in translation.

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.

Bill North, a local college professor, seems to be in the play mostly to provide exposition, but in one of the work's sublime touches, she turns him into something else entirely.

Lubetkin provided England with several modernist masterpieces: two sleek, white, concrete apartment blocks, Highpoint Iand II, in London's Highgate, the sculpturally sublime Penguin Pool in Regent's Park, and the entirely modernist Black Country zoo.