Sentence examples for Express exaltation from inspiring English sources
Made of stone or wood, their flattened, outspread torsos, with stylized breasts and bellies, indicate their nurturing, protective role and express exaltation and lamentation.
The final sequence of City Lights, in which, as Ackroyd says, the Tramp, left alone, simultaneously expresses exaltation and terror was, said James Agee, America's best film critic, "enough to shrivel the heart to see, and … the greatest piece of acting and the highest moment in movies".
Our running should be the expression of delight, expectancy and exaltation.
It expresses a particular combination of faith and disquiet, exaltation and desperation, that is too spiritual for rock but too strange for church — classic U2.
This is a city of light, achievement, success, exaltation.
Hostility to government, rather than its exaltation, is their hallmark.
Still, he chafes at Pollan's exaltation of the little.
The second was "a Platonist's poetic exaltation".
Mr. Koestenbaum's prose rarely achieves this sort of exaltation.
A disco ball descended from the ceiling, to slurred exaltation.
