Sentence examples for a lofty view of from inspiring English sources
The program certainly has a lofty view of itself.
Professor Henkin took a lofty view of his own government's international responsibilities.
Down there looking up, there's a lofty view of Morningside Drive's Beaux-Arts and academic buildings.
Inspired by old masters like Titian, Velázquez and Goya, and German expressionists like George Grosz and Oskar Kokoschka, Mr. Levine took a lofty view of art and the artist's mission.
The rest of his life was blighted by an understandable sense of persecution.While Ben was in Brixton jail his younger brother Felix was in California with Gerald Heard, Christopher Isherwood and Aldous Huxley, taking "a lofty view of events".
New Jersey LIGHTHOUSE TRAIL -- You can get a lofty view of New Jersey's rich maritime history by visiting the lighthouses that dot the shoreline from Sandy Hook Lighthouse overlooking Lower New York Bay to Cape May at the southern tip of the state.
William Bolitho's "Murder for Profit" (1926) took a loftier view of crime.
The masters of the European Union, in their common institutions and in national governments, have favoured a similarly lofty view of priorities in constructing their political and bureaucratic empire.
High in the Tianshan mountains, the Karakorum Highway provides more than just a lofty view.
Mr. Smith's son learned about his father's lofty view of the PC's importance the hard way.
As much as anything, they said, Mr. Bloomberg's encouragement seemed to reflect his lofty view of the office — and himself.
