“The sublimation process is commonly observed when dry ice transitions directly from a solid to a gas without passing through a liquid phase.”

“All employ a print process known as dye sublimation, and this classy Samsung model is the pick of the crop.”

“In 1969 a new allotropic form of carbon was produced during the sublimation of pyrolytic graphite at low pressures.”

“Their subject is always the tragic fate of empire when pitted against the sublimity and grandeur of nature.”

“Ancient Egyptians knew the sublimity of exterior space, but interior space for them was darkness and clutter.”

“To the ancient Greeks, the body was an object of esthetic contemplation, raised by their plastic art to the loftiest peaks of sublimity.”

“This sublimeness combines with their abjection to overwhelm them and raise them up.”

“His ability and interest go for things of transcendence and sublimeness.”

“And, in fact, by creating further installations and mises-en-scènes designed to convey this feeling of technological sublimeness, Miguel Chevalier jubilantly gives himself a licence to do just that.”

“He employed alembics for distillations and aludels for sublimations.”

“We look to unlock the treasures inside them: the ability to create sublimations of their sensuality, demons, anger, into movement.”

“Perhaps supreme among such one-on-one sporting sublimations of a much more significant struggle was the double encounter between the American boxer, Joe Louis, and Germany's Max Schmeling.”

“Sometimes pieces of the mats become encased in ice that migrates upward as the top of the ice sublimes.”

“On applying heat to it, it first liquefies, and then sublimes in violet-coloured vapour.”

“The body consciousness leads one into objectivity while the soul consciousness leads one into the sublimes of subjectivity.”