Sentence examples similar to a more elevated point from inspiring English sources

Figure  3 shows a nonuniform distribution in the episiotomy rate, with a higher variability observed between strata in private hospitals; a more elevated rate is evident in S3 of this group across the three time points reviewed.

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).

His response to an inner urge for novelty, and perhaps a desire for a more elevated kind of acclaim, was to employ an entirely different voice and to hold back the appearance of his celebrated protagonist until after the halfway point of the story.

"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".

"It came to be applied generally to mean a circular vista, an overview (from an elevated point) of a real landscape or cityscape".