Sentence examples for a more exalted from inspiring English sources

An anxious temperament might serve a more exalted function too.

The size of golf balls, they're given a more exalted moniker, papas Canarias.

An eagle achieved that way is a more exalted feat than a par-3 hole-in-one.

IT DOES not take visitors long to realise that royalty has a more exalted status in Thailand than in most of the world's constitutional monarchies.

The film imagines that throwing off repression to live a happier, freer life on a more exalted rational plane is not only desirable but also achievable.

Some people are still finding ways to fulfill a deep need, nurtured over years of sorting and bundling, to help their discarded empties meet a more exalted fate.

(Farrar, Straus & Giroux), we encounter an even more exalted "Superclass"—a group Rothkopf introduced in a previous book by that title whose members are the sort of people one might encounter at the World Economic Forum, in Davos.

The catalog for the Museum of Modern Art's current DE KOONING: A RETROSPECTIVE (Museum of Modern Art, $75) is, in scope and scholarship, on a different, more exalted plane, but still makes a highly companionable gift.

(Farrar, Straus & Giroux), we encounter an even more exalted "Superclass" — a group Rothkopf introduced in a previous book by that title — whose members are the sort of people one might encounter at the World Economic Forum, in Davos.

When Hubert de Givenchy, the aristocrat who had dressed Audrey Hepburn and Jacqueline Kennedy, retired, in 1995, he was replaced at the house he had founded in 1952 by John Galliano, a plumber's son from South London, who left after a year for an even more exalted job, at Christian Dior.

It is a smaller, more exalted body on the model of the French Academy.