Sentence examples for rather sublime from inspiring English sources

What approaches cliche in a lesser-spotted comedy show becomes something rather sublime in other hands.

By Shauna Lyon On a desolate block in Tribeca, there's a sweet little subterranean sushi den with nine seats and a rare, rather sublime intimacy.

Admittedly, the game's handling of topics like child warfare and traumatised soldiers is half-baked at best, but The Phantom Pain's presentation of deterrence theory – another major concern of The Cold War era – is rather sublime, letting players protect their bases by building nuclear weapons at a cost to their reputation and putting a lock on in-game content.

Admittedly, the game's handling of topics like child warfare and traumatized soldiers is half-baked at best, but The Phantom Pain's presentation of deterrence theory another major concern of The Cold War era is rather sublime, letting players protect their bases by building nuclear weapons at a cost to their reputation and putting a lock on in-game content.

He says discipline, rather than sublime talent, was the single biggest reason he made it as a footballer.

As a playwright, Mr. Mamet has been intermittently great; as a director of movies he is occasionally very good, wisely aspiring to superior competence rather than sublime artistry.

The worlds are thick with industrial landscapes where buildings remained unfinished, crumbling and reforming in perpetuity yet these images are not seen as depressing and restrictive, but rather uplifting, sublime even.

Its new ruins were endlessly repeatable, a quotation of the picturesque sublime rather than the thing itself.

It sublimes rather than melts at 20$(0$)C and 1 atmosphere pressure.

Although carbon remains solid at higher temperatures than tungsten, carbon sublimes, rather than melts, so tungsten is considered to have a higher melting point.

BBC2's investment in drama has been a rather mixed bag, producing sublime moments alongside the underwhelming.