Sometimes I head out through Sunset Park, with its world class Latin food, en route to Bay Ridge and the sublime Shore Road Bike Path, when my reward awaits at Gino's on Fifth Avenue.
In the first minute, Bergkamp fed a sublime pass straight into the path of Pires, who bent a first-time right-foot shot inside the post.
A recent report that Roman Abramovich may be hatching a £40m overture to Barcelona's Pep Guardiola was guaranteed to provoke only a shrug in the phlegmatic Italian-Swiss – as was the most perilous first-half moment when Bruno Cesar played a sublime ball into the path of the normally acute opportunist Oscar Cardozo.
But she departed from the first generation's romantic search for the "sublime" to pursue her own path.
By contrast, Frederick Ashton's Cinderella, choreographed in 1948 and revived last week by the Royal Ballet, steers an uncertain path between the sublime and the ridiculous.
Twice later on in the first half he played sublime flicks into Ilhan's path, and twice the long-haired striker finished with the calmness of a man playing kickabout with his children.
If you take away the racism and phrenology, Raine argues, you can see he was "on the path toward a sublime truth": The study of the biological roots of criminal behavior — or "neurocriminology" — will not only yield satisfying insights into human nature, it can incite effective and humane methods for reducing crime.
"Paths are of sublime importance to a small garden," Mr. Dash, 70, said.
But I would suggest that they are both part of a tradition in American cinema — a line that stretches back through John Ford to D. W. Griffith — devoted to plotting the intersection of intimate stories and mythical narratives, and to discovering moments when the ordinary crosses paths with the sublime.
He developed a laminated "5 minute Buddhist" card that he hands out, enjoying the joke of presenting the path to salvation — "The Four Sublime States," "The Five Hindrances" — as if it were a Chinese menu.
