"sublime love" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe a strong, all-encompassing love that is beyond the realm of ordinary love. For example, "The couple experienced a sublime love that transcended their differences."
Bernstein crafted 11 independent string parts to render his sublime love songs: "Maria, Tonightht," "Somewhere" and "One Hand, One Heart".
It is a sublime love song, that is sung from the heart.
And just when a sublime love duet for Ashoka and Triraksha starts to beguile us, Mr. Lieberson abandons it.
"Halo" is a pop power ballad, the lyrics of which describe a sublime love.
He depicts "the inadequacy of ordinary lovers" and contrasts a feminine form of "sublime love" and a masculine "blind animal passion".
By the time keyboardist Tony Rogers takes lead vocals on the sublime Loving You Is Easy, it seems that even Burgess's demise in a gardening accident would be unlikely to stop them.
Like the Bride in the Scripture he loved best--the Song of Songs--John went "tracking the sandal-mark" of his Beloved through the streets and plazas of his ravaged heart and, finding no trace of the One who "wounded his soul and set it on fire," converted his yearning into sublime love-language.
Friedrich has become the supreme icon of the German romantic visionary, the artist as mountain climber, throwing away his oxygen to get a better taste of the sublime, in love with the void, an image of German history.
The Commodores and Thelma Houston pass through, en route to greater things, while Syreeta, then married to Stevie Wonder, contributes the sublime I Love Every Little Thing About You.
You can see why, with its sleek storyline, its sharp, glittering narrative fragments, its carefully honed sentences, its heroic women and its shadowy men, its spanning of generations and continents, its epic allusions, its sense of the sublime, its love story in a time of war.
Sublime self-love and self-confidence will carry a man a long way – but to the very top?
