Sentence examples for to be sublime from inspiring English sources

The music would have to be sublime to make this scene work.

Ratmansky's ridiculousness, here, serves to be sublime and imbues this ballet with a delightful lightheartedness.

But would this grand intersection of art and gastronomy turn out to be sublime or a sham?

Madison and Hamilton, in particular, found the turkey to be sublime, and though Burr liked the eagle, most thought it tough as George Washington's saddle.

What we need to revive is an anti-aesthetic art, one that aims not to be beautiful, or to be sublime ("the almost-too-much"), but to be monstrous ("the absolutely-too-much").

4.50pm: Choi and Norman are both in trouble on the ninth, but taking advantage of the wind, what look to be close your eyes hit-and-hacks turn out to be sublime nearly-in-the-cup approach shots.

I'd say this: if you're going to be reactionary, be sublime about it, as Philip Larkin was (as in his two books of writings about jazz).

The moment when she pushed him away as he saddled up to ride to Bodmin was sublime.

To be a top-to-toe dandy is sublime; to err is to arouse deepest sympathy at the office.

(And the food, I hasten to add, was sublime).

Mulcahy's solo work, I was soon to discover, is sublime.