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Перевод: sublimely

[наречие]
возвышенно; величественно

Тезаурус:

1. The correspondents expressed deep gratitude to Hannah - they were so inspired by her sublimely tranquil and uncomplaining acceptance of the kind of material deprivation considered unacceptable by modern society, so moved by her angelic demeanour and indomitable spirit, that they had been obliged to consider their own situation and concluded that their individual complaints about life were so paltry by comparison that their entire perspective had been changed.
2. The story is sublimely silly.
3. Just as delectable is the light, slick and superbly swift gearchange, an almost sublimely progressive clutch action and as taut a driveline as you'll encounter; driving the 325i in traffic could hardly be easier.
4. But at the same time they looked sublimely elegant.
5. During his Welsh expedition, Coleridge had occasionally lapsed with self mocking enthusiasm into the prose style of the travel writers to express his feelings for mountains "sublimely terrible" and other natural marvels.
6. Scrambling the whole of its release schedule of 15 or so films into a sublimely muddled montage of fast edits and visual "high's, it's incomprehensible but hypnotic.
7. PICTURE CHOICE / A sublimely sensual state of limbo: Choreographer Ashley Page selects Painting by the Surrealist, Miro
8. He seemed irritated at Edouard's questions but, apart from that, sublimely unconcerned.
9. There is a formlessness to the films of the period, which becomes most apparent in such big films as Richardson's The Charge of the Light Brigade (1968), which culminates in one of the greatest anti-climaxes of cinema history, or Isadora (1969), where the dancer's sublimely silly death offers a decisive, but hardly stirring, conclusion to the film's chronological narrative of her stormy loves, ideas about dancing and travels through Europe.
10. And this is more than just drinkable, it is an enormous, fruit-packed wine, smelling sublimely of ripe blackcurrants.
11. Then he would be a real Marine, and one day - he assured himself - an officer of Marines, maybe even (could he dream so sublimely?) a Commander.
12. With Webb, it is not Turner but the sublimely mountainous paintings of James Ward and Caspar David Friedrich who come to mind.
13. Nevertheless, it was a sublimely happy evening, although, as we kept reminding each other, "nothing was settled yet".