Sentence examples for sublime passages from inspiring English sources

I find it shockingly cheesy and can't quite reconcile it with other sublime passages in the same film.

The third movement of Mozart's "Gran Partita," his Serenade No. 10 for winds in B flat, is one of the most quietly, simply sublime passages in music.

Leaping from Brexit to the Bechdel test, this is poetry that is at once personal and political, of the moment, yet offering sudden sublime passages of timeless beauty.

Ms. Fleming brought vocal charisma to bear, which lent eerie ecstasy to even the most sublime passages of this deeply spiritual song cycle.

The zombie trope worked well and was very funny (particularly the bits about Isner's arms and legs falling off and the lady who needed a lobotomy after the sixth hour), but I liked the sublime passages, too: I'm wondering if maybe an angel will come and set them free.

New Zealand fought back and were level at half-time thanks to a sublime passage of play.

In one particularly sublime passage, he dubbed the approaching war nothing less than "a people's contest," one that presented "to the whole family of man, the question, whether… a government of the people, by the same people — can, or cannot, maintain its territorial integrity, against its own domestic foes".

I cannot describe the feeling of calm-amid-the-chaos that this generated better than Bellow himself in this sublime passage describing the demolition of a building in the middle of New York: "At the corner he paused to watch the work of a wrecking crew.