sublimity

The sublimity of it would have frightened me only a few weeks ago.

I had become an officer of the government, but that was for mere sublimity.

And at other times I am swayed by the sublimity of it.

But if you look closely, all the beauty and sublimity is there, too.

How much, beside such sublimity, can the commentator really add?

Beauty and sublimity were the cardinal characteristics of her music.

Yet in our dealings with nature at least, heroism and sublimity have probably run their course.

The beauty and sublimity of the verses he heard gripped him.

Far more to the point, even now, few groups afford pleasures of such purity and sublimity.

Emily has a deep appreciation for the sublimity of nature, which she shares with her father.

In between, there were intervals of dance whose sublimity seemed more than ever to be cherished.

The thoughts Jerusalem suggests are full of poetry, sublimity, and more than all, dignity.

From such sublimity, Peter reported for another very physical session with Mike.

With time, though, the word's aura of sublimity faded.

What sublimity of faith is revealed to us in this lesson from the sacred writings!

Divine power operates in this sacrament with great secrecy and sublimity.

The sublimity of his subject-matter was such that it could scarcely be otherwise.

His meditations take on beautiful forms whose harmony tends to approach sublimity.

Niggling health problems had plagued Sublimity throughout the 2006/07 season but somehow everything fell right on the day.

The first film revolutionized cinema, yet merely hints at the sublimity of the later work.

This only adds to the sublimity it projects.

It was a spectacle to take one's breath, for the wonder of it, and the sublimity.

Here Nature, whose figure is described with sublimity, appears, and discloses to him the secrets of her operations.

Hogarth thus does not speak of sublimity, but of greatness.

There was sublimity of concept, and something new in transference and understanding.