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His impudence was so sublime that I was rather amused than indignant.
2
Yet horrible as the scene was, it was so sublime that it fascinated.
3
Theory sometimes sounds so sublime, but the present is actually here.
4
Surely no eyes but theirs ever witnessed so sublime a sight.
5
Herr Tracy, why haf you not said you vas a so sublime aartist?
6
No writer in the language except Shakespeare has so sublime and suggestive a diction.
7
The act of faith was so sublime; and Percy's heart quickened as he understood it.
8
We shall record it in the words best suited to so sublime a subject,-herown.
9
There are sights of so sublime a horror, that it is impossible to describe them.
10
It does not champion man because man is miserable, but because man is so sublime.
11
Who would not encounter many dangers and difficulties, in order to attain so sublime a character?
12
No truth so sublime but it may be trivial to-morrow in the light of new thoughts.
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No one, however, succeeded in formulating this teaching in so sublime a fashion as Christ Himself.
14
And yet so wondrous, so sublime a thing
15
Even most humans weren't fit to participate in an activity so sacred, so personal, so sublime.
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Some circumstances, however, may seem to degrade so amiable a private, so sublime a poetical character.
