sublimely

IPA: sʌbɫˈaɪmɫi

Examples of "sublimely" in Sentences

a creature that could be truthfully called sublimely beautiful, thought
Another exercise in sublimely spooky, Gothy electro from the recent Matador signees.
Proulx writes "sublimely" about man's relationship to landscape, said Sam Leith in the
She hints at what she wants, and Lohengrin gives her, to a very pretty tune, an answer that can merely be called sublimely fatuous.
What sublime intelligence conceived the plan of that bit of protoplasm -- and what kind of sublimely skilful craftsman was able to fashion it? "
"But," say I, "what sublime intelligence conceived the plan of those machines, and what kind of sublimely skilful craftsman was able to fashion them?"
Not to get all metaphysical, but something about suspending who they are in normal time and space seems to translate into sublimely stupid decision making.
To enrich, and be thereby the richer; for Roger's actions of finance were so simple, as to run the risk of being called sublimely indistinct: he took it as an axiom that "money bred money," but in what way to draw forth its generative properties, whether or not by some new-fangled manure, he was entirely ignorant; and it clearly was his wisdom to leave all that mystery of money-making solely to the banker.