- art) is an
indication or
proof of God.
Rampion answers that even the
sublimest of music, such as Beethoven's
composition that they are
listening to,...
- built. It was
hailed as a
triumph of "human ****verance and zeal for the
sublimest science".: 215 In 1785
Herschel approached King
George for
money to cover...
-
Parsifal twice. He
emerged overwhelmed: "Colossal – Wagner's most inspired,
sublimest creation." He
reiterated this view in a
postcard from
Bayreuth in 1883:...
-
melodious charm. It is
impossible to
analyse adequately a
piece wherein the
sublimest idiocy and the most
astonishing fancy clash at
every turn. [...] Offenbach...
- war, he
gradually rose to the
heights where Jehovah became to him the
sublimest of realities, the
ruler of nations....When
darkness gathered over the...
-
Excelling in
whatever is so
admirable and
adding to the
exercise of the
sublimest virtues The
sweet charm of
refined sentiment and
polished wit By **** social...
-
erect the
altar of the ****ure, in Life as in the
living Art, to the two
sublimest teachers of mankind:—Jesus, who
suffered for all men; and Apollo, who...
-
lesson of
their great commander that duty is the
sublimest word in the
English language "Duty is the
sublimest word in the
English language" is a
quote from...
- and
monumental misery of
Count Julian.
Swinburne described it as: the
sublimest poem
published in our language,
between the last
masterpiece of Milton...
- rest and liberty; and at
times they
would approach to the
expression of
sublimest emotion.
Whenever the
contrast between the
servitude they knew and the...
