The phrase "a lofty height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a high or elevated position, either literally or metaphorically, often conveying a sense of aspiration or achievement.
Example: "The mountain's summit offered a lofty height that took our breath away."
Alternatives: "an elevated position" or "a high altitude".
(Think pregnant model lowered from a lofty height and wings splayed open on the dresses).
After the Dynasty mansion era came the 90s, and the fetishisation of the loft apartment: a specific kind of restless, urban fantasy, part treehouse and part cocktail bar, a stage set for gazing enigmatically down at streamers of tail-lights from a lofty height.
The obvious way for the hipster to view the chav is from a lofty height.
Palace's 1-0 win over Burnley propelled them up to 12th in the Premier League table, a lofty height in comparison to being rock bottom with zero goals scored after their first seven league games of the season.
But two decades of nightly use had cost the Regal 111 Superior two inches of its once lofty height, compacting it into a dense platform that lacked even a suggestion of its original subtle give and confident support.
The obvious way for us to look at them was from a lofty, disgusted height.
It has several high mountains and is generally 1524 1829 m a.s.l high, but reaches a much loftier height including Ras Dejen (4620 m a.s.l), the highest point in Ethiopia.
Something about St. Bride's steeple -- its fanciful nature, its lofty height, perhaps its irrepressible gaiety -- seems to me to imply a sense of hope.
The Lucid Air will cost $52,500, once federal tax credits are applied, so while it's not at the lofty height of the Tesla Model S, it's still very much a vehicle owners will expect to keep up with others in the premium category.
Unleash us from the fear of your yellow suede gloves and the lofty height to which they hoist groundhogs.
The lofty height of the ancient range doesn't fit with other clues in the sediments, Jones says.
