Sentence examples for totally sublime from inspiring English sources
The picture, while distinctly rosy for high-end and midlevel retailing, is not totally sublime: the weakest sector seems to be the moderately priced apparel stores like Kohl's, J.C. Penney and Sears, analysts said yesterday.
Mentioned here by Elissa Goldstein at Tablet are "a few items that really stood out: The Gefilteria's pickled watermelon rind (sweet and sour, with just a hint of crunch), as well as their roasted beet borscht, which was totally sublime.
So I spend an hour or two indulging in what I call "neurotica," the sublime and totally arousing act of organizing.
They totally submitted to Scofield's sublime embodiment of embittered mediocrity, they wept for Mozart's piteous demise, they took it on the chin when Scofield addressed his last words to them with a kind of terrible complicity, which mingled intimacy with contempt: "Mediocrities everywhere, now and to come: I absolve you all".
Books rarely make me weep nowadays, but this one did, for all the right reasons – its sublime and funny prose is totally engaging.
Though Murray's much more than a hustler, he's an outstandingly skillful player too and at 0-15 hashas the crowd cooing with a sublime drop-shot that totally fooled Becker.
The heady mix of despair, passion and abandon was totally involving and the serenity of the central Adagietto quietly sublime.
The method and the scale of it was, of course, borrowed from Jackson Pollock's procedure, but it was totally devoid of Pollock's angst-ridden search for the sublime.
Roger Ebert notes: In a book on architecture, Gregory Caicco writes that Space Odyssey illustrates how our quest for space is motivated by two contradictory desires, a "desire for the sublime" characterized by a need to encounter something totally other than ourselves — "something numinous" — and the conflicting desire for a beauty that makes us feel no longer "lost in space," but at home.
But while mountains and oceans tend to be a good way into thinking about the sublime, the word also means something beyond the limits of understanding, something totally incomprehensible.
