Sentence examples for elevated people from inspiring English sources
As the stress grew, he threatened volunteers, and elevated people who served him poorly.
It was the perfect cover for a spy, granting him access to obscure places and elevated people.
The name Merina (Imerina) is said to mean Elevated People, deriving from the fact that they lived on the plateau.
It proposed using either light rail trains, an elevated "people mover" or elevated trolleys in a loop around a hub that also connected to the Long Island Rail Road.
"When terrorist warnings are elevated, people understandably react to them, but not to the point of paralysis.
Where civic statuary once elevated people who were better than us above our heads, it now invites us to admire our equals and so, by extension, ourselves.
That there is hope is signaled by the installation, which is dominated by painted cutouts: little cars scurrying along an elevated highway, people traveling more peacefully by boat and, overhead, levitating figures, suggesting that the truly enlightened travel under their own steam.
On the elevated transport, people can speak on their cell phones.
And I think that what has happened here is the vitriol has gotten so elevated, until people feel emboldened by this.
By asking participants to make goal appraisals as they went about their everyday lives, we were able to show that ruminative self-focus and negative affect are elevated when people experience difficulties in goal attainment, consistent with one prediction from Martin and Tesser's (1996) theory of rumination.
As expected, screen-detected diabetes fasting plasma levels were elevated in people with IGR and more elevated in people with screen-detected diabetes.
