Sentence examples for indeed sublime from inspiring English sources

But while these and the rest of Jackson's oeuvre are indeed sublime, it is Castle about which I am most evangelical and that I press upon people at every opportunity.

Unlike Cheddar, the Stilton name is carefully regulated, meaning that while there are variations in quality between different producers, in general Stilton is indeed sublime.

And yet, because of his situation, and the way in which he deals with it, we feel for Rosmer and his doomed love Rebecca West, and the play is indeed a fine, sublime thing of great beauty.

And when they are onstage together, it is sublime fun indeed.

And when they are onstage together, the summer sun setting and the sparks flying, it is sublime fun indeed.

Fine red Burgundy always made from PN is sublime, but rare indeed, and astronomically expensive too.

Terrifying and sublime, the ruins are indeed monumental.

Thin indeed, and one of the many sublime qualities that define their uniqueness.

Indeed, a Nero show veers between the sublime and the rather ludicrous.

Unlike writers such as Rousseau and Burke, who portray women as innately weak and silly, Wollstonecraft argues that women can indeed achieve the intellectual heights associated with the sublime.

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.