Sentence examples for sublime excitement from inspiring English sources
"There's a real mixture of emotions that includes horror, nostalgia, regret – but also a kind of thrill, a sort of sublime excitement.
Standing in front of Vir Heroicus Sublimis – "man heroic and sublime" – you feel the excitement and audacity of the boldest of America's abstract expressionist painters.
Watching Judy Chicago's revival of 'Disappearing Environments as Sublime Environment' revives that initial excitement and gives it poetic understanding.
"Moby-Dick," which I saw at L.A. Opera in November, whips up surface excitement but misses the sublime terror of its source.
"People have started to use the phrase ruin porn a lot and that seems to me very limiting – lust seems more capacious, it takes in desire for the past and future, nostalgia, regret, excitement, a kind of sublime".
William Packer, art critic of The Financial Times, said that while today's museumgoers have been taught to question art driven by "simple human excitement," the works in "American Sublime" are refreshing.
Think of balance as the safety of knowledge and habit -- think of disorientation as a dive into the unknown and the sublime -- and you will understand Ms. Michelson's excitement over "2001".
We love sport because it reveals the high levels of achievement that can be attained by humans, it offers the excitement and drama of competition, and at times it reaches the sublime.
