Common
Common adjective - Often observed or encountered.
Sublime
Sublime adjective - Causing wonder or astonishment.
Usage example: the sublime beauty of the firmament
Both words in one sentence
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This Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal: "His use of common language in a poetic context is sublime, sugar-tits."
Source: Sophisticated as Hell -
Slobs Versus Snobs: Stanley shows another of his increasingly common flashes of sublime insight, this time on the nature of the 99%/1% divide;Mr.
Source: Webcomic / Freefall - While the power of Adam Lambert's vocal cords is common knowledge, the note he holds during the bridge of "Pick U Up" is, in a word, sublime
Source: Incredibly Long Note
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