Sentence examples similar to sublime aspiration from inspiring English sources
We love fat breakfast pancakes (see today's recipe using sweet potato), nutty buckwheat galettes and most certainly we love that sublime pancake-batter-with-aspirations in the form of the glorious yorkshire pudding.
He has made significant, Grade A contributions to junk television before — I speak of "Xena: Warrior Princess" — but "13 Fear Is Real" isn't presented with the same aspirations to sublime stupidity.
Their position as commandments transform them from "mere good counsel, a noble aspiration, or a sublime ideal," and instead gives them "the reality of law, something one is compelled to take seriously as one must take a police ordinance seriously" (Judaism, 19).
A car photographed there seems to be emerging out of the light -- seemingly being born in a burst of Wordsworthian glory -- and coursing restlessly toward the other light, which reads as destination, aspiration, the future, the sublime.
Tomkins has been maligned during his time at the Warriors but if the club has finals aspirations this year they need their sublime custodian fit and firing.
The latter's mix of aspiration and tendency to trip, with only one shoe, from the sublime to the ludicrous, is displayed in Dianne Pilkington's blissfully funny performance of the great song "Vanilla Ice Cream".
In the wake of Modernismo and against its by now worn innovations and aspirations, vanguardista poetry freed itself from prosodic constraints and the pursuit of sublime beauty, choosing instead to seek the poetic in the prosaic and to delve into the inner recesses of the self, no matter how dark.
