| He does not reserve this response as a marker of bourgeois intellectual refinement and bodily sublimation. |
| In 1969 a new allotropic form of carbon was produced during the sublimation of pyrolytic graphite at low pressures. |
| It is an arduous journey of spiritual sublimation and distillation to even get to the point where the Oath is even an option. |
| He employed alembics for distillations and aludels for sublimations. |
| 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. |
| We look to unlock the treasures inside them: the ability to create sublimations of their sensuality, demons, anger, into movement. |
