Sentence examples for as elevated as from inspiring English sources

Many of Hamblyn's chapters begin with epigraphs drawn from sources as elevated as Aristophanes, Shakespeare and Baudelaire.

In China, it is slowing rapidly, even though commodity prices are as elevated as they were in early 2008 (prices then plunged).

Monday night the Lobos upset visiting Wyoming, the top team in the conference, 74-65, in the Pit, an arena whose decibel level is as elevated as the Sandia Mountains, which rise majestically behind it.

Although it's not as tidy or comfy as that self-congratulating fantasy of British noblesse oblige or as elevated as the Merchant-Ivory films set in India, it'll do nicely.

Buoyed first by Christianity and later by Marxism, the poor enjoyed a moral status as elevated as their social rank was low, de Botton argues, while the affluent were compelled to pursue their pleasures under the stigmas of sin and corruption.

These findings reflect that PEG-SPION causes negligible cytotoxicity (~9% of reduction in cell viability) even at iron doses as elevated as 10 mM, which is higher than that typically used in nanoparticle-based MRI [58].

A critic for The New York Times described the performance as "about as elevating as a post-mortem".

We've been elevated as high as Jupiter – which is the highest".

Urinary Kim-1, a marker of CKD, was elevated as early as 16 months.

Total Nrf2 levels b and nuclear Nrf2 levels c were elevated as early as 0.5 h and persisted for 4 h after NTG injection.

In vivo assays, expression levels of four pluripotent genes Sox2, Oct4, Klf4, and c-Myc were significantly elevated as early as 3 h after treatment of both drug cocktails in liver samples with PHx.