Sentence examples for sublime example of from inspiring English sources

With almost no dialogue, it is a sublime example of "show don't tell".

For Norman Mailer haters, this moment will doubtless stand out as a sublime example of wish fulfillment.

What they got instead was a sublime example of a side not being overawed by venue, history or reputation.

One ridiculous and sublime example of the high-concept travel book is the British comedian Tony Hawkss ROUND IRELAND WITH A FRIDGE (Thomas Dunne/St. Martins, $23.95).

America has, at last, delivered, in creating the most sublime example of democratic governance since its invention in Greece 25 centuries ago.

With tongue firmly in cheek, Delaware's Saulsbury then proposed an amendment to resettle free slaves from the District in all of the free states, "pro rata according to population," a measure that would be "a sublime example of philanthropy".

Sublime examples of New York girl-group music, both of them are much cherished by collectors.

The title refers to "the wonder of the western world", an epithet long attached to Mont-Saint-Michel, the magnificent medieval abbey on the Normandy coast, a great symbol of faith, object of pilgrimage and example of sublime architecture.

Andrew Nahum, project director of "The Making of the Modern World," the exhibit on the history of technology in London, called the clock "an example of sublime technology," not only because of its ingenious mechanics but also because of its "moral reflection".

And the suggestion that the remarkable odyssey that is about to begin is the answer to a would-be mother's hopeful prayer -- and a small child's magical incantation -- is only the first example of sublime invention in a series well-stocked with surprises.

"I would describe it as a perfect example of the sublime: it can be simultaneously terrifying and the most beautiful thing you've ever seen.