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Meanings of sublime in English
Usage of sublime in English
1
The position and the occasion were the height of the moral sublime.
2
The sublime is the representation of something powerful, in a simple form.
3
De Kock was in sublime form, striking 17 fours and a six.
4
We eternally step from the sublime to the ridiculous; we want taste.
5
The resolution that bore him up at this crisis was morally sublime.
6
This was the sublime idea of the God of a united humanity.
7
Heroism in immaterial regions has an outline; she distinguished this sublime outline.
8
On our left is the most sublime spectacle in the New World.
9
His faith in God is intensely passionate and sublime in its conception.
10
But truth presents him in an attitude more simple and more sublime.
11
The poet has his own sphere of the beautiful and the sublime.
12
However, Malick might be singular in his earnest search for the sublime.
13
To him the marvelous was the beautiful, the mysterious was the sublime.
14
His towered structures are of the highest order of the material sublime.
15
When teams go at it right, Gaelic football is a sublime sport.
16
There it is-thewhole sublime Arcana of Christian Science in a nutshell.
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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