Sentence examples for sublime passion from inspiring English sources
Bernard Shaw scoffed at the idea of sublime passion, and wrote a Caesar and Cleopatra in which the queen of Egypt is a petulant teenager.
He depicts "the inadequacy of ordinary lovers" and contrasts a feminine form of "sublime love" and a masculine "blind animal passion".
But, as he explains, that was all just a job, allowing him to support his true passion – photographing sublime moments in mundane life.
Ms. Smith's primal approach intertwined with Mr. Khan's highly refined passion to become audaciously sublime.
He also explains the makings of each of Bach's great Passions and of the sublime Latin Mass in B minor.
The years 1650 to 1750 were a period of feverish invention and technical ingenuity in music that reached an apotheosis in Handel's sublime oratorios and Bach's cantatas and Passions.
Adour's pièce de résistance is a provocative dessert that combines, to sublime effect, vacherin with coconut, mango marmalade, and passion-fruit emulsion — so good it should be sold in takeout tubs.
In his Philosophical Enquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the Sublime and Beautiful (1759), Edmund Burke distinguished between the passions directed at self-preservation and those belonging to society, but spends the lion's share of his time on the latter.
But for a 38-year-old mother and preschool teacher who just rediscovered a childhood passion a year ago, her performance on Friday was sublime.
Atlantic simply speaks quietly of a great passion and dedication to filming, and is sublime, and will be watched for many years.
