Sentence examples similar to sublimely expressed from inspiring English sources

But for an artist like Hitchcock, that same gimmick could become wonderfully, sublimely expressive.

Moore expressed discontent over the choice of the director, saying that he "had a lot of problems" with the comic book 300 and that, while he had not seen it, he had heard that Snyder's film adaptation was racist, homophobic, and "sublimely stupid".

Mr. Jacobs's fall 2013 show was sublimely pared down, with chic coats and skirt-and-sweater looks.

Lincoln took one, and scholars often write about the exchange in order to show how sublimely Lincoln revised it.

Sublimely immature.

Really, sublimely rich.

If Murakami is sublimely indifferent to logic, however, he is sublimely attuned to all things analogic.

It's frequently sublimely funny.

And sublimely, deliciously romantic it indeed is.

The opening of "Spies" is sublimely quiet.

(Haruki Murakami, "Pinball, 1973″) Sublimely obvious obviousness.