Sentence examples for be uplifting from inspiring English sources
verb
To raise something or someone to a higher physical, social, moral, intellectual, spiritual or emotional level.
It's got to be uplifting.
Carson once said, "I've never seen it chiselled in stone tablets that TV must be uplifting".
Not every use of the new-generation 3-D will be uplifting.
Just beating them down, making them feel bad when you should be uplifting them".
"I'm starting to wonder if my story is ever going to be uplifting".
Of course, any trip from the United States to an emerging market these days is bound to be uplifting.
And when NASA works closely with the free-thinking minds of academia in other areas, the results can be uplifting.
The third-place play-off, contested by two desperately disappointed teams in England and Italy, turned out to be uplifting.
"I thought it would be uplifting to the body politic if you could actually make something great happen.
"Everything about coming into a store is going to have to be uplifting -- the way people are greeted when they come in," Mr. Doonan said.
For a while, she dared not to touch them, but then decided that it would be uplifting to remember something fun from her youth.
