Sentence examples for elevated sense from inspiring English sources

"And an elevated sense of self-esteem".

The Paris Opera displayed a more elevated sense of history.

But from the start he plainly had an elevated sense of his own importance.

What was meant to foster an elevated sense of privacy instead contributed to criminality.

An elevated sense of self is a useful survival tool, for countries as well as people.

Curious to experience that elevated sense of purpose for myself, I toured the Tweed building not long ago.

These combined effects resulted in the favorable sensitivity and high selectivity to H2, and also contributed to the increased stability at the elevated sensing temperatures.

Our genes may have a more elevated moral sense than our minds do, according to a new study of the genetic effects of happiness.

President Bush was careful not to ask Americans for any sacrifice in going to war, and there's an elevated ambient sense of not exactly a selfishness, but a mental separation from any acknowledgement of risk or hassle, in American life.

We raised the hypothesis that tendon cells sense elevated levels of uric acid and this could modify their response to PRP.

Many pathogenic bacteria sense elevated temperatures (37°C) and turn on virulence and metabolic genes appropriate for survival and growth within the host.