Sentence examples similar to sublime principle from inspiring English sources
It was possible, thought Smith, that "almost the whole body of the people" should be educated even in the "sublime" principles of science.
The Oct. 14 New York Times quoted the message that Gov. Gilbert Walker of Virginia sent to the General Assembly: "He died as he had lived, a noble example of the sublime principles and teachings of the Christian religion.
The price this courageous people paid to safeguard their independence, dignity, sublime principles was rivers of blood, with a lot of deprivation and loss of their riches, along with their eternal achievements and record of which they are proud.
The great Virginians of the first Republican Party -- Thomas Jefferson and James Madison -- so sublime in their principles, so incompetent in their diplomacy and warmaking, will also be trading at a discount.
And no conductor contradicted loudly stated personal principles with more sublime presumption.
Such is the guiding production principle on James K's sublime "Sokit to Me Baby," a distended collection of synth ambience and barely-there vocals that first appeared as a digital single on UNO last year.
Peter Schjeldahl, in a mostly favorable notice in the Village Voice, concluded, "Passive aggression, raised to heights of the sublime, may be Ray's ruling artistic principle".
Yet The Talos Principle fearlessly explores these themes and interweaves them with sublime level design and a prime mental workout.
"The result is... sublime".
