The restaurant itself is a little ramshackle, but the sublime duck makes it a culinary experience to savour.
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Patek Philippe's response was the sublime Nautilus, which begat a simpler model called the Aquanaut.
Poulenc, for example, loved to tiptoe the line between the sublime and the silly.
The presentation is as beautiful as the service is impeccable -- both are worthy of the sublime food.
This amazing and impassioned fantasia about American loneliness begins as satire and ends with a vision of the sublime.
Think of the sublime summer we have had, watching sportsmen and women compete.
The rest of the food at Sweet Cheeks is not too bad either, and in some cases it brushes the sublime.
The sublime irony of the outrage is that almost NONE of it is coming from people who actually work at Yahoo.
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It also deliciously mingles, like so much in the Mediterranean world, the sacred and the profane, the sublime and the domestic.
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From the sublime to the unassuming at little trattoria La Bettola.
Aided by strings and light percussion, this is transcendental chamber music that divebombs into the sublime as much as it reaches the heavens.
Only thus can we probe, to borrow a key verb from the aficionados, the ridiculous for the sublime: those terrors, or unlikely consolations, that lurk within.
Mr Scafi tells this story well from the sublime start to the ridiculous end, with spectacular flourishes of art history and confident quotes from Latin, Greek and Hebrew.
He said the session - held to examine how well Whitehall is prepared for the possibility of a hung parliament - had gone "from the sublime to the ridiculous".
He himself is unsure whether to be Jack Lemmon or John Cleese, but the sublime Michelle Williams holds the screen magnetically with her dewy-eyed channelling of the young Shirley MacLaine.
Under Guardiola, Barcelona acquired the reputation of being the most attractive team in the world to watch, spearheaded by the sublime goalscoring exploits of three-time world player of the year Lionel Messi.
After all, this is the tournament which combines the sublime (sledgehammer batting, close finishes) and the ridiculous (Bollywood entertainment, cheerleaders, "strategic time outs" in the middle of the games to facilitate advertising breaks).
For Gothic horror and the cult of the sublime brought terror for terror's sake, and they in turn bred the theatre of cruelty and the Modernist creed that art's first duty is to shock.
The joke is told tenderly by Paul Reiser, urbanely by Martin Mull, seductively by the sublime Sarah Silverman, gravely and with much loving, superfluous detail by George Carlin, and shrilly, with an emotion bordering on hysteria, by the inspired pixie Gilbert Gottfried.
More worldly friends will stop off here for dinner in cool Mimasu-ya, reserving tables overlooking the water, or in the sublime French kaiseki restaurant, Misoguigawa, where a girl in kimono sits by your table throughout the meal, making delectable small talk in impeccable English.
So are two Cambodian investments by Raffles's present owners: Hotel Le Royal in Phnom Penh and Grand Hotel Angkor in Siem Reap, a splendid colonial relic which will have a new life as a luxury hotel for visitors to the sublime temples of Angkor Wat.
Once there, a seaside picnic costs no more than the price of a fresh crusty baguette and a hunk of gooey Camembert, but the sublime feeling of the sun on your face and the sound of the waves crashing nearby is what dreams are made of.
We want a nudge toward happiness, a little magic to open the pressure valve of everyday life -- the sublime thrill of transcendence to be found in a Mendelssohn symphony or a Turner landscape, in a perfect kiss or perfect morning jog, in time spent with our families and friends.
Entering a strange region, he would grapple with its history, rifling through the Encyclopedia Britannica and Meyers Konversationslexicon to trace the movements of tribes and the collision of cultures, producing in his books whole page-lists of Klephts and Armatoles, Kroumides and Koniarides, Phanariots of the Sublime Porte and boyars of Moldowallachia, until his readers swooned.
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Evenings spent in a mountain hut are among the most sublime and intense that life holds.
It was thinner than most versions I had seen, but inside the layers were brilliantly married and the textures sublime.
While the summer is the obvious time to head to the beach, there is something sublime about the crisp sea air on a spring or autumn day when the sands are empty save for the occasional dog walker and jogger.
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