Sentence examples for be elevated to such from inspiring English sources

Why does eating have to be elevated to such a high place on our enjoyment scale?

"There were a huge number of village chair makers like Clissett in the late 1800s, but he was the one who managed to be elevated to such high status," said Max Donnelly, curator of 19th-century furniture at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

I was elated to hear about such a manual and to hear that conservation and recycling are being elevated to such importance by our city bureaucrats.

"This is a man who had been elevated to such position of untouchability, that I think he thought wherever he walked was his place".

Now, with Prayuth as the public face, the Eastern Tigers have been elevated to such lofty heights that they now not only lead the military but the government as well.

It is unclear why STAT1 was elevated to such high levels in some of the SLE patients and HD.

Independent of any mechanistic reason for a putative enrichment in spontaneous mutations we had to check whether the mutation frequency is elevated to such drastic degrees that it would interfere with the identification with NCO-GCs.

In instances where a subspecies had recently been elevated to species level (such as within Hylobatidae) the most recent names were adopted and for the most part the taxonomy presented by Groves [ 9] was followed.

After 7 days treatment with 120 mg/kg/day sunitinib, circulating concentrations of drug were elevated to ~30 μM, whereas no such increase was observed in mice treated for 7 days with 30 or 60 mg/kg/day sunitinib (Fig.  3h).

What still amazes is how such hitherto lowbrow laughs are elevated to almost graceful perfection.

Such phenomenon has recently been elevated to a status, where it has been used as a qualitative metric for evaluation of virtual reality systems [12].