Sentence examples for a higher version of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a higher version of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing an improved or more advanced form of something, such as a product, idea, or concept. Example: "The new software update offers a higher version of the previous application, enhancing its functionality and user experience."
Leadership in a VUCA world requires that we evolve into a higher version of ourselves one that is more competent and conscious, mature and wise, authentic and courageous, relational and purposeful and that we support others in becoming the same.
When you analyze the words and language of some of history's most memorable and inspiring leaders (for instance, Mother Theresa, Eleanor Roosevelt, Lincoln, Gandhi, and Martin Luther King) you'll hear language that uplifts, inspires, enlivens, and presents a compelling vision of a better world for all, and a world that represents a higher version of us all.
When we hear something that resonates in our soul, it lets us release that fear and pain and connect to a higher version of ourselves.
A few examples of heroism will not stir the masses to emulate a higher version of itself -- it merely admires, applauds and fails to see itself mirrored back.
The installer won't work if you're using a higher version of Minecraft.
Recognizing that quality, Lakeith Stanfield told me, "I decided to play Darius as a high version of myself.
Maybe there's a high version of these cunning little crunch-daddies, with their cleverly modulated tones of rasp and slush and sweet and tart and their bright, gaudy colors, but I've never had it.
On November 30, the Bass Museum will unveil Miami Mountain, a 41-foot high version of Rondinone's boulder constructions.
Click on the link above to see a higher resolution version of the entire street.
SPF 15 just isn't enough (and Murad doesn't make a higher SPF version of this product).
