Sentence examples for elevated character from inspiring English sources

Having himself elevated character as an issue, the voters have the right to be acquainted with every dimension of that character.

But the real secret is that it reminds us that even Racine's elevated characters suffer like the rest of us.

Though apparently not as successful as Fletcher, he remained with the King's Men until his death, producing plays marked by a high moral tone and elevated philosophic character.

But with the elevated role has come an elevated responsibility.

For "Rockaby" (1980), Ms. Goldoni sits in a rocking chair on an elevated platform, her character ruminating on her life.

But while these artists might have achieved an elevated sense of human character, Hals trumped them in terms of irrepressible, earthbound immediacy.

When John Gay wrote his Beggar's Opera in 1728, he wasn't just thumbing his nose at the convention of his day, where operatic characters were of elevated social status and noble in sentiment.

Evolution of the friction coefficient for ambient and elevated temperatures has qualitatively different characters.

We also found that co-activation of TLR7 and BCR could trigger normal B cells to take on SLE-like B-cell characters including the elevated viability, activation and proliferation in the first 3 days and necroptosis in the later days.

The tumor marker character of the HCY, namely the elevated HCY levels in cancer patients [ 45- 54], the elevated HCY levels in advanced clinical stages [ 49, 53] and the usefulness of HCY to monitor therapeutic effects [ 48, 49, 54, 55] has also been demonstrated.

The growth-nucleation mechanism of silver from the extracted phase is more progressive in character at low overpotentials, while at elevated overpotentials an instantaneous nucleation behavior was determined.