Sentence examples for elevated terms from inspiring English sources

For his part, Mr. Gordon, in a brief e-mail message, describes his career in more elevated terms.

Adore Life's closing Mechanics deals with the same subject in more elevated terms: "When I take a man to sleep over, pain and pleasure will touch my hand and I will hold what is untold".

He tries to see himself in wryly elevated terms, telling the investigating committee that he 'became a servant of Eros' rather than an abuser or even a harasser (his advances to a 20-year-old girl were in no way resisted).

There is some evidence of a more elevated term premium in the recent past, but otherwise the graphs are remarkably similar.

To this extent, 10-year risk prediction models are inadequate to distinguish between those at both low short-term and long-term risks, and those at low short-term but at elevated long-term risk due to the presence of non-optimal risk factors levels.

Sentiment had gotten quite elevated in terms of optimism.

Corticosteroids, which remain elevated long-term in subordinates, suppress aggression via elevation of brain 5-HT [ 68].

"Actually 'mayor' may not be an elevated enough term to describe him".

In a time of historically elevated long-term unemployment, they are an important way to keep workers connected to the job-search market.

Similar concerns about elevated long-term emission of TDS from backfills and valley fills have also emerged.

Objective: Diabetes mellitus (DM) has been associated with an elevated, short-term risk of death after myocardial infarction (MI).