Sentence examples for quite sublime from inspiring English sources

If the confusion and the collapse here aren't quite sublime, Ives still manages to soup up some sidesplitting disembodied images — he has certainly read his Joe Orton.

Tempos in the outer movements and the Scherzo were brisk, and Mr. Gilbert's account of the Funeral March was plangent, if never quite sublime.

One of the goals, from the first player Laudrup had persuaded Swansea to pay any money for in his short time as coach, was quite sublime.

According to Dickens, who saw her in the role in 1862, it was "a most extraordinary performance - pathetic in the highest degree, and full of quite sublime acting".

He has built a squad of youth and experience and this season we have seen football played at the highest level – quite sublime at times.

At 181/4 in reply, the match was delicately poised before a quite sublime innings from opener Tim Robinson put England in a strong position.

As they try to stop him, the X-Men explore their own emotions and relationships, and it is their hurt feelings and identity crises that give the movie some dramatic heft to accompany the expected explosions, high-flying fistfights and not-quite-sublime special effects (Scott).

Not every dish with corn is quite so sublime.

"It's quite simply drama sublime".

As showdowns with weighty playoff implications go, it would be no understatement to say that the Atlanta Hawks' visit to the Izod Center on Wednesday night did not quite meet the sublime historical standard of Yankees-Red Sox, Oct. 2, 1978, spirited and entertaining as it was.

Michael Hubbard from MusicOMH noted that "things quickly hotted up with Ray Of Light, a track that was quite simply as sublime as it was infectious".