Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Like chicken soup, simple ingredients combining to make something sublime.

Object

• sulfur: Earth-based radar has detected an extremely reflective material in these regions which may be sublimed sulfur or even water ice.

Modifies a noun

• frost: Not a cloud in the sky, the caps of the Munros glistening white with snow and a sublime frost covering everything.

• melody: Wherever Mozart found the inspiration for his sublime melodies for the 40th symphony, they were immediate hits.

• harmony: Either way, the voices are right up front throughout in sublime harmony.

• genius: Starting in 1980 Gary Larson became known the world over for giving us glimpses into sublime genius, with a liberal sprinkling of cows.

• vocal: A combination of sublime vocals, poignant lyrics and ethereal soundscapes.

• beauty: Rufous-browed Flycatcher in its sublime beauty lies in wait to show inside the lower branches.

Modifying Another Word

• utterly: This is future soul at its absolute finest utterly sublime.

• truly: The study of the great models of the past serves to show how these masters achieved the truly sublime without falling victim to bathos.

• equally: And this again is an equally sublime spiritual certainty that all men are comic.

• simply: All you really need is the first track which is simply sublime.

• quite: Gervais is also a quite sublime actor, one of the best.

Used with adjective complement

• look: The graphics engine responsible for the stunning home city also handles all the action in the missions, meaning that everything looks sublime.

• taste: There's a good two meals worth here and they taste sublime.

• do: Unlike some existing ink bases derived from natural sources this material has good heat stability and does not sublime.

Preposition: in

• way: Writing about it seems nonsense really, as the vision is sublime in all ways.