Sentence examples for a more elevated approach from inspiring English sources

Others use "nativism" to signify a more elevated approach to the immigrant/refugee question; it offers something more opaque and less cliched than a simple disavowal of racism.

Indian Chinese is a shift in style for the chef, Walter D'Rozario, who took a more elevated approach in his previous post as chef de cuisine at Junoon.

"Assassinio nella cattedrale," like other operas by Pizzetti, follows the in the venerable tradition of pre-Modernist Italian opera yet strives for a more elevated approach than that pursued by Puccini and his followers, with their highly charged theatricality.

There is also a more elevated style.

But there is also a more elevated spiritual vision.

"We were expecting a more elevated debate," he said.

The Paris Opera displayed a more elevated sense of history.

In "Hamlet," which holds to a more elevated tone, he is on better behavior.

No Czech writer holds a more elevated position in Prague, or at Catbird central in North Haven, than Karel Capek (1890-1938).

"In terms of branding, the introduction of the ID logo a year ago, along with our redesigned Studio Collection, was meant to speak to a more elevated audience.

It seems like they were trying to touch upon a more elevated aesthetic then, but it unfortunately didn't last".