Our beliefs can elevate and inspire, and well-policed secularism – a version of secularism that doesn't itself become an alternative set of rigid, aggressive beliefs – could help us to do both.
Lukaku has, however, proved vital to his loan clubs West Brom and Everton, using his power, cleverness and finishing skills to elevate them to higher levels while on loan – and insists he is content to bide his time and make an impact at Stamford Bridge next season.
Attlee was persuaded to elevate him to the peerage, and bring to Labour's sparsely populated Lords benches a youthful thinker who had been Sir William Beveridge's right-hand man on his landmark welfare state report.
Abbott adds that Rudd would also elevate the office by telling the Australian voters when they will get an election.
They elevate academic research showing that children in large classes achieve roughly the same as those in smaller classes – or, more specifically, that to make any discernible difference to student achievement, class sizes have to be unaffordably small (around 15 pupils).
But even if you're a small business without the millions to hire an A-lister to promote your product, you can still hire a celebrity (albeit further down the chain) to help elevate your brand.
"And I have said that … this is a moment in which we can begin to elevate the conversation about race and race relations in this country".
She plans to continue using the momentum of her story to elevate the conversation.
Tony Abbott: May he elevate that office, and he would best elevate that office by explaining the events of last night.
It's a step above the NCISes of the world, following several big cases throughout the course of the season, but it never does anything to elevate itself past being another boring cop show.
The forest that has swallowed Abney Park mocks the original design for an arboretum, where every plant was carefully labelled to elevate the public taste.
