Sentence examples for a more elevated level from inspiring English sources

But last night's show intentionally took the label to a more elevated level – the look was stricter with a strong cohesive message.

He is not shy about a kebab in the early hours, but he is keen to push this traditional food to a more elevated level.

What makes climbers – and others who participate in dangerous activities – different is simply a willingness to embrace it at a more elevated level.

At a more elevated level still, Franciscan brethren were preparing for the eventual end of the world, as they believed was prophesied in the Revelation to John.

But the past few years have produced a body of scholarly literature that raises the discussion to a more elevated level.

Providing theatergoers a two-foot drum on every seat, it offers an opportunity to exorcise aggressions by delivering a good beating; and on a slightly more elevated level, it presents a superficial introduction to African culture, lessons in drumming and 90 minutes of nonstop music, song and dancing by a good-natured cast.

Providing a two-foot drum on every seat, it offers an opportunity to exorcise aggressions by delivering a good beating, and on a slightly more elevated level, it presents a superficial introduction to African culture, lessons in drumming and 90 minutes of nonstop music, song and dancing by a good-natured cast.

Providing a two-foot drum on every seat, it offers an opportunity to exorcise aggressions by delivering a good beating, and on a slightly more elevated level, it presents a superficial introduction to African culture, lessons in drumming and 90 minutes of nonstop music, song and dancing by a good-natured cast.

And on a slightly more elevated level, there's the fact that the rest of the world would be thrilled with her appointment.

The same point was made, at a slightly more elevated level, about the early Martin Amis novels, with their talk of "rug-rethinks" (haircuts), "socks" (flats) and "going tonto" (ie, mad).

"We imagine that behind that wall there's a much more elevated level of discussion, but it's much like the same, frankly, dinner-party talk that we as journalists have about North Korea," which is to say more questions than answers.