Then o'er death the part immortal Shall sublimely rise and soar O'er the star-resplendent portal, There to dwell for evermore.
There is something sublimely cheerful about the ocean, altho' it is so stored with woe, and so constantly suggestive it is of that ocean, life, whereon we all float.
The scenery, so sublimely wild; the sound of the rushing torrent, now far below our road, filled us with awe.
That meaning was really that his situation remained quite sublimely consistent with itself, and that they absolutely, he and Charlotte, stood there together in the very lustre of this truth.
The artist who can mold a statue worthy to crown magnificence like this, must be godlike in his conceptions, grand in his comprehensions, sublimely beautiful in his power of execution.
The miracle of it all is that such sublimely great men as Pericles, Phidias, Socrates and Anaxagoras should have sprung from such a barbaric folk.
The best minds of our day behold that Pericles was as sublimely great in his love-affairs as he was in his work as architect and statesman.
The expectation is that Schliemann will evolve into a large oval satrap, grow beautifully boastful and sublimely reminiscent, representing his Ward in the Common Council until pudge plus prunes him off in his prime.
They were not specially selected, these men sublimely stubborn; no, they were the first to hand, chosen hastily from among the men in our ports.
Disabled at first and almost annihilated, yet they are recovering themselves and gathering around theirsublimely heroic king.
He, whose arresting handsublimely wrought Each bold conception in the sphere of thought; And round, in colours of the rainbow, threw Forms ever fair, creations ever new!
And at the first dish, Saint Francis began to speak of God so sweetly, so sublimely and so wondrously, that the fulness of Divine grace came down on them, and they all were wrapt in God.
She remembered Percy's prediction, that some day Eva "would do something sublimely unselfish, and that would be when she fell in love.
We can few of us keep up the epic vein and go sublimely on, building up from great harmonious scenes a great harmonious whole.
The relations of the dead man were potent in Paita, and clamorous for justice, so that the corregidor, in a case where he saw a very poor chance of being corrupted by bribes, felt it his duty to be sublimely incorruptible.
But it must be added that this intensity of feeling renders the artifice employed sublimely natural.
There is nothingsublimely tragic in Tasso's suffering.
Even in the tensity of the moment, the incongruity of this unexpected solution struck him as so sublimely ludicrous that he laughed aloud.
The melancholy and the weakness of yesterday were gone; she was again the gay little Salamander, audacious and reckless, sublimely confident in the reserves of her imagination to extricate her from any peril.
In another moment the Comte de Joncy, sublimely content, was being initiated into the art of eating brandied cherries from the ripe lips of Violetta Pax and Georgie Gwynne.
She rejoined Stacey, whose nose was sublimely at the wheel, crying: "Let her go, Stacey.
On that same Gothic porch, sublimely unconscious of the covert stares and subdued comments of the passers-by, the first citizen himself and the Honorable Heth Sutton might be seen.
Another person whom I recognized lacked a large portion of the front of his attire, and seemed sublimely unconscious of the fact.
Mr. Pedgift the elder sat sublimely calm, and enjoyed, with a gentle zest, the largest pinch of snuff he had taken yet.
He is a young man in the bloom of strength and beauty, whose long golden hair falls on each side of a sublimely lovely face.
That quiet kingliness of his was so natural to him, so sublimely free from arrogance.
He felt sublimely virtuous; a martyr from the first.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sublimely" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: perfectly; splendidly; well
