Sentence examples for elevated paths from inspiring English sources

But some months ago, when it dawned on the Clintons that "winning clean" might not be a viable option, they began to explore less elevated paths.

You're given a pat on the back, daily, just for existing: that sort of confidence in your existence is expressed in the collusive friendliness of Ocado labels or the efforts of upmarket retailers, the Waitroses, not just to smooth but to elevate your path through life, as if food shopping were a form of higher consciousness.

In some spots, the path affords elevated panoramas of the sparkling turquoise sea; in others, you get a froth-level perspective on the (usually) gentle surf and the bronze bodies tanning on the sand.

At one point, she mounted a Harley-Davidson motorcycle as it was elevated and made its path across the venue.

These values averaged 27˚ (SD11) in the first plane, 13˚ (SD13) in the second plane, 3˚ (SD9) in the third plane, and 3˚ (SD5) in the fourth plane, showing that the amount of external rotation needed to reach maximum elevation was significantly greater when the arm was elevated along more horizontally abducted paths (Table 4).

Urban villages may be linked by bicycle paths, elevating the role of two-wheeled transport in a city whose development (and subsequent unraveling) has long been tethered to the auto industry.

Our data show that rate of parallel evolution of coding sequences is elevated: the probability of a change along path II is above-average at sites where the same nucleotide change also occurred along path I.

Aligned collagen fibers support elevated tensions that promote the folding of interfaces along paths that can be predicted by modeling.

A main finding of this study is that the thresholds for detecting convex hand path curvature ("curved to the left") were elevated in PD patients.

In the extreme case of independent landscapes along the two paths, the rate of parallel evolution would not be elevated at all.

Paths of Glory, American war film, released in 1957, that elevated its young director, Stanley Kubrick, to international prominence.