Sentence examples for elevated itself from inspiring English sources
(Anderson) Bamboozle Festival with Incubus and Skrillex (Friday to Sunday) Once a confusing scrum of teenagers and refuse in the parking lot of Giants Stadium, the Bamboozle Festival has elevated itself to the more palatable shores of Asbury Park.
"Democrats got a lot of what they wanted, and immigration has not elevated itself to that rarefied top tier where Democrats across the board are willing to go to the mat," said one Democratic aide who closely follows immigration issues and spoke on the condition of anonymity to freely discuss private talks.
You look at our new arenas, you look at the way our teams travel, you look at the number of coaches, the number of trainers, the number of masseuses, the way we do training table, the hotels we stay at – this league has elevated itself to the highest level of first-class treatment, we believe, of our players, we hope of our fans, that it's ever seen.
The US has elevated itself tremendously in the past few decades in terms of culinary achievement — that's also a big factor.
The event has elevated itself beyond expectations and, should it return to the Hollywood Bowl again, will remain the Must See ticketed event in the Los Angeles concert calendar.
But, behind the headlines, is it really that rosy for the future of China's telecoms champion, a company that has now elevated itself into the same $100 billion revenue club as the likes of Microsoft and Google?
It could elevate itself to a hate crime.
This is the only species of La Selva that does not elevate itself above the ground by means of rhizophores.
The program elevates itself above most television biographies by mixing the usual experts with actors who portray the central characters.
The singing part itself (done very well indeed by Marlene Ralis Rosen) is a rigorous narrative voice that periodically lapses (or does it elevate itself?) into barroom balladry.
He is descending in humility, and yet now he talks as a poet, his poetic voice is one that elevates itself.
