Sentence examples for sublime feeling from inspiring English sources

Landau gives us the sublime feeling that formal accomplishment comes with a steep cost.

Not to be missed: the sublime feeling of warm, tumbled stones between the toes to finish off.

Their dialogue is almost entirely literal and pedestrian, in keeping with their resolute ordinariness, but their equally ordinary faces become masks of mysterious, almost sublime feeling.

The higher the magnitude of the threat posed, the higher the degree of sublime feeling.

He arrays them in terms of degrees of the sublime feeling they are likely to afford.

Once there, a seaside picnic costs no more than the price of a fresh crusty baguette and a hunk of gooey Camembert, but the sublime feeling of the sun on your face and the sound of the waves crashing nearby is what dreams are made of.

And, of course, no man of fewer sublime feelings has ever lived; he was baffled by religion and spirituality, materialist and carnal to the core.

You find a similar sentiment in Wordsworth's "Tintern Abbey," and Shelley's "Ozymandias" where ruins conjure the same sublime feelings about the finitude of the human enterprise.

Personally, one of the most sublime feelings in the world is seeing or knowing a direct achievement that is desired and being able to work toward being such for yourself.

The paintings of this period are solemn and mysterious and radiate a sublime poetic feeling.

Passages of involuted theological reasoning mingle with scatological satire, and moments of sublime religious feeling appear alongside forthright political comment.