Sentence examples for sublime qualities from inspiring English sources

Gidon Kremer, Kim Kashkashian and Yo-Yo Ma, the ensemble of equals this score demands, play with an eloquence that underscores the music's most sublime qualities without shortchanging its brighter moments.

But from closer up (say, row N, for example), the dancers acquire an entirely human dimension, infusing the choreography with flesh and blood, and sometimes something more: an intimation of our better, maybe even sublime qualities.

It is curious to me how often we tend to describe the perfection and drama of the natural world, its sublime qualities, in metaphors of fakery or artificiality: "like a postcard", "like a painting", or latterly in New Zealand, "like a scene from The Lord of the Rings".

Disheveled and disoriented, Michelle looks up at the angry mama bear glaring through the car window and says the first thing that pops into her head: "I have the same bathrobe!" That scene may not represent the most sublime qualities of love between older women and younger men.

Though lacking the glitz and glamour of the big cities, the small town owns more sublime qualities, such as solitude, provincialism, and satisfying simplicity.

Thin indeed, and one of the many sublime qualities that define their uniqueness.

It is as if Hell now has its own sublimity, a sublime quality that is a parallel and counter to that which Dante will witness in the divine spectacles at the top of Paradise.

That's the sublime quality of life.

After Tokyo Story, Ozu made another eight films, all of them superbly accomplished, though arguably not achieving the sublime quality of this movie.

This year's Cannes had a lot of very good films, but only two which achieved a sublime quality: Haneke's Amour and Carax's Holy Motors.

For a lover of the sport, watching the drivers through Eau Rouge, at the limits of adhesion — and, potentially, of life — has a sublime quality unmatched by any other corner in the sport.