| The poet in Lawrence was sublimated by the journalist in him in order to accomplish this project and get paid. |
| So the goofy Greeks decorated their merrymaking in pretty bows and successfully sublimated their impulses with constrictive ceremonial routines. |
| In each case, however, the concern was expressed with care and knowledge, rather than being sublimated in a blaze of polemic. |
| In whatever field one has chosen to work, or indeed is forced to work, that activity can be sublimated to the higher position of yoga. |
| As is the case in plays of this nature, the rest of the cast are sublimated to the greater good of the main part. |
| The sociopolitical commentary, though artfully sublimated to various degrees, seems at least arguably present. |
