Sentence examples for sublime time from inspiring English sources

Of course, the glory of Rome is that you can have a sublime time without doing any of this.

It is, depending on who you believe, either "an intoxicating marvel; strange and sublime" (Time Out), or a "laughably bad alien hitchhiker movie" (The Independent).

Praise, too, for the neat use of Willie Nelson's sublime Time of the Preacher: Jedburgh and Craven actually sing it together on two occasions.

For almost 70 years we laughed and cried together in a friendship that survived some of the most difficult and sublime times that life can offer.

Manhattan is a sublime space-time configuration, with time providing the necessary open end.

After a period in the wilderness, the great British maestro Terence Davies seems to have found his second wind in the wake of the sublime Of Time and the City.

Her family background and a friendship with a British diplomat may have had something to do with it; also, possibly, her splendid rudeness to her K.G.B. minder during an early trip to India, and the sublime good time she had at dinner talking to Jawaharlal Nehru while the K.G.B. man struggled vainly to listen in.

Sensational trumps sublime every time.

"I want to share my secret with people all over the world, so they can be touched by something heroic, sublime, outside time," he once said.

I had found myself engaging, charismatic — even sublime at times.

The sonic wizardry on "Radiolab" can be sublime; at times, for my taste, it's too much of a good thing, distracting from rather than enhancing the narrative.