Sentence examples for sublime when from inspiring English sources
But "Spamalot" is at its most sublime when it's most infantile.
She was expecting to sip something sublime when handed the elegant, long-stemmed glass.
In fairness, she is endlessly spellbinding whether angry or jolly, but she's sublime when irked.
When Scholes has been good he has touched the sublime; when he is bad, the opposite is precisely true.
The deliriously sublime "When You Were Mine" — a song that made cheap sordidness irresistibly beautiful, funny and heartbreaking — was where Prince put the wider world on notice.
With skin mottled and splotched and sagging from time, she recalls the days that were oh, so sublime when dancing with abandon; audiences thought her divine.
If such icy dust particles drift inward by the P-R effect, the ice component in the particles intensively sublimes when their temperatures become about 100K (Kobayashi et al., 2008).
When I fly, I am afforded a few brief hours of sublime luxury when I'm not connected to the Internet – I live in Canada, you see, where in-flight Wi-Fi between our country and the U.S. still isn't all that normal.
Was there ever really an age of sublime inspiration, when man could return to his childhood?
Chinese artists were painting sensitive and sublime landscapes when Europeans were festering in the dark ages.
In Britain the artist who scaled sublime heights when she reached out to a wide range of genres while standing on a solid folk foundation is Joan Armatrading, MBE.
