Sentence examples for an elevated form from inspiring English sources

It's basically an elevated form of Risk.

It often sounds like an elevated form of gossip, each story generating more stories, every anecdote opening into further digression.

Use the words like research and case studies to present your work in an elevated form.

To bring a more elevated form of economic development to the region, Brazil's government is convinced that it needs to build more roads in the forest.

"I have made," he wrote, "a tangible effort toward a somewhat richer and more elevated form of cinema".

Opera is not by definition the more elevated form.

He lived and worked in that precise moment between the collapse of the classical cinema (which Demy worshiped in its most abstract and elevated form, the Hollywood musical) and the birth of modern cinema, with its conscious manipulation of archetypes and ambiguities.

Serena symbolizes, then, tennis at its most elevated form, but also sport as political, sport as cultural, sport as meritocracy and also aristocracy.

The apparatus consists in an elevated cross formed by two open arms (without walls, length = 45 cm, width = 5 cm) and two closed arms (length = 45 cm, width = 5 cm, height = 15 cm) made of Plexiglas radiating from a central platform to form a plus-sign.

This may affect the validity of these results given that the clearance of CK is reduced in renal failure and an elevated CK formed part of the definition of MI.

In addition, the results obtained from the V-bend tests reveal that springback can be reduced at elevated forming temperatures.