Sentence examples for an elevated plane from inspiring English sources

Ivan Turgenev said that poets are either rivers, absorbing everything in their current, or mountains, overlooking the world from an elevated plane of existence.

This kind of blind faith is supposed to trump the rest and plop your marriage on to an elevated plane where you'll make it for sure.

Milosz was well aware of this aspect of his work and explicit about his wish that poetry in general should be capable of providing such an elevated plane of regard.

They imply that this fortnight of sport is somehow disconnected from history and psychology, unrelated to theory and morality and on a more elevated plane than base human nature.

The Washington Post columnist E. J. Dionne Jr. has ascended to a sufficiently elevated plane of the Higher Punditry that his author's biography no longer mentions he received a doctorate from Oxford, where he was a Rhodes scholar.

A more in-depth analysis of the degeneracy that occurs when many features are in a slightly elevated plane is presented in the Appendix.

But a new study finds that starchy veggies such as peas, corn and potatoes are vegetables that occupy a decidedly less elevated plane than many others.

Taller than most of the other people in the film, or at least photographed to look that way, Kaji occupies an elevated moral plane as well.

Bette Midler, wiping away tears, portrayed Nyro, who died of cancer in 1997, as an earth mother of the Upper West Side and a chronicler of New York on an elevated poetic plane.

During rehearsals, he came to understand that O'Neill was dealing with archetypes as much as characters, which is why his plays seem to unfold on an elevated dramatic plane, removed from the everyday reality that we're used to seeing in film, television, and theatre, which, in turn, often takes its cues from those forms.

Cricket has an elevated place Down Under.