'sublime joy' is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a feeling of intense happiness. For example, "The sight of his newborn child filled him with a sublime joy."
The most sublime joy of all Game of Thrones addicts is that HBO have only scratched the surface of Martin's vision.
In "Nabokov's Blues: The Scientific Odyssey of a Literary Genius," Kurt Johnson and Steven L. Coates observe, The sublime joy associated with this [entomological] work was due to the butterfly-hunting trips to the West that Nabokov took every summer.
A Shabbat in Hebron -- Abraham's burial place for his wife, Sarah, and home to the oldest Jewish community in the world -- is a moral obligation and a sublime joy.
At its best, the job allows us to experience moments of sublime joy: every now and then, you feel like you are uncovering nuggets of universal, objective truth about the cosmos.
When Mr. Tritle and his choir were at their best — in their bright-edged rendering of the "Dixit Dominus" and their warm-hued "Ave Maris Stella," for example — they tapped into the sublime joy of the work more thoroughly than any ensemble I've heard perform these Vespers in a long while.
The pure, sublime joy of intellectual challenge?
But we've also built a monster at home that has propelled our sublime technological joy ride.
To notice her work is to take time out from the onslaught of information, not only to consider light in all its metaphoric connotations, but to participate in an imaginary game as sublime and joy-filled as any at a lazy, sunny picnic.
Major proponents of the movement have included Johnny and June Cash, Emmylou Harris, Jack White, Gregg Allman and Robert Plant, who ditched an opportunity to make millions on a reunion tour with Led Zeppelin to form his sublime Band of Joy with Nashville icons Buddy Miller and Patty Griffin.
Dimitrov, who extended Rafael Nadal to three sets at the Western & Southern Open, is a sublime talent and a joy to watch.
