Sentence examples for sublime suggests from inspiring English sources

The sublime suggests a paradoxical blurring of emotions.

The music is sublime, suggesting an undertow of yearning and loss that gives depths to the emotions in the story, and evokes the nostalgia that's properly a part of Christmas – for childhood innocence, perhaps also for the capacity for wonder.

His entire aesthetic of sublime power suggests God giving the 10 commandments to Moses or dividing the waters from the earth.

A JAZZY NEW RELEASE As quintessentially American as jazz is, there is surely something about its improvisational core, and the open spaces and trancelike states that its more adventurous practitioners can conjure, that suggests the sublime expanses of the Far East.

Bacon would employ such images in a kind of desperation as allegories of mankind's tragic and ineluctable fate, or would turn them into new artistic icons whose sublime nature paradoxically suggested an underlying belief in the eternal and divine nature of creation.

Although he was disappointed with the polenta chips, he said overall that the food was "utterly sublime" and he suggested that Ramsay should expand the concept to train stations across London.

He suggests that the sublime, which used to be nature at its most awe-inspiring, might now be found in the overwhelming idea of cyberspace.

I've written here before about the dangers of exposing young people to sublime abstractions, whether chess or (as Plato suggests) philosophy.

The "deep and marvelous blue" suggests that a conventional poem about the sublime is under way.

The portrait of her on the cover of her new volume of collected poems, "I Must Be Living Twice" (Ecco, $29.99), suggests that cool has evolved into something sublime.

My very limited research on these questions suggests that yes, ever more people are seeking the sublime wonders of dark skies.