Sentence examples for an elevated idea from inspiring English sources

It's an elevated idea".

The genius of Paley, as expressed by Murrow to Walter Cronkite, was putting forth figures that soothed the alienated response, allayed and minimized it, in favor of an elevated idea of both the country and the medium.

This "elevated idea" is just a fancy way to define an offer, and ultimately every idea must undergo a basic evolution to succeed: from Aspiration to Concept to Offer.

But for such elevated ideas to belong in a novel rather than an essay, they would have required more than an embroidery of description to suture them to the story.

American culture, meanwhile, vacillates between elevated ideas of hero worship and victimhood in its conception of veterans, which can be destructive to the veterans themselves.

Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama have traded barbs for months, but the intensity and frequency of the punch-counterpunch have picked up considerably in the past few weeks, belying talk of an elevated discussion of big ideas that both the Romney and Obama campaigns have promised.

In the same way, the higher level of activated MMP-9 in the poor healer group supports the idea that an elevated level of some MMPs (those secreted by inflammatory cells) is harmful to healing.

Buckley's campaign is remembered chiefly for what he said his first action would be if he won ("Demand a recount") and for his proposal to ease traffic and trim flab with an elevated bike path, a then quirky idea that now sounds almost blandly Bloombergian.

Some employees were receptive to the idea of having an elevated CVD risk, but indicated they would prefer to change their lifestyle by themselves.

Using land taken from the digging of the massive foundation for the World Trade Towers, the idea was to create an elevated neighborhood, cut off from the water.

This is in agreement with the general idea that there is an elevated inflammation in the joints of RA individuals due to recruitment of various inflammatory cells that secrete excessive levels of cytokines and growth factors [ 28, 29].