Sentence examples for sublime knowledge from inspiring English sources
It might be better, then, to reframe Bloom's project, from a secretly erotic quest for sublime knowledge to an existentially urgent battle for nonconformity; real weirdness in a world that wants to co-opt everything, make everything productive for and comprehensible to everyone.
Into the pure nothingness of my non-knowledge something sublime (an event?) beyond (beneath?) consciousness was able to occur.
In this sense art is something that makes us realise we are in fact not just human beings but human becomings; we are the clever animals who think we have a unique knowledge of the sublime, whereas in fact we are the clever animals who are not yet complete and thus are constantly trying to find the sublime within.
That house, the Elms, is sublime, writes Mr. Kathrens, his first French neo-Classic house, executed with a suave knowledge of 18th-century French design.
Their target was a substantial first-innings lead before hoping that the South Africa batsmen would become paralysed by the knowledge that they had only to bat for another day on a sublime surface to save the series.
Sawhney is a likeable host, wearing his knowledge lightly but getting to the nub of why some music is so sublime and how it is shaped by a mix of traditions.
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".
"The result is... sublime".
