Sentence examples for elevated thought from inspiring English sources

When properly made, semantic constructs encourage elevated thought and action.

Tchaikovsky's music was dismissed as "lacking in elevated thought," according to longtime New York Times music critic Harold C. Schonberg, and its formal workings were derided as deficient for not stringently following Western principles.

This story and the one that follows, "Natural Selection," also feature the fatal flaw of putting improbably elevated thoughts into the minds of children.

Drunk on "the mere fumes of silver", an author of the time noted that the city's residents "nurtured such elevated thoughts" – exemplified by mining boss Domingo Beltran, who reportedly proclaimed himself to be among the world's most important figures: "The Pope in Rome, the King in Spain, and Domingo Beltran in Potosí...".

As Wordsworth wrote, "its presence disturbs me with the joy of elevated thoughts".

Mystics without Wordsworth's poetic gifts often turn silent, the paltry reach of words wholly inadequate to the loftiness of their "elevated thoughts".

There was a trend for elevated formal thought disorder (indicated by 'conceptual disorganization' in the PANSS) to be related to weaker contrasts (area 17; r = -.62, p <.1).

It's an elevated idea".

Bipolar disorder is a mood disorder characterized by episodes of mania (extremely elevated mood, energy, unusual thought patterns, and sometimes psychosis) and depression.

Like, instead of just saying the sex-type things we had been saying (such as "wow" and "oh God" and "hell yes" and so forth), we now began freestyling re our sensations and thoughts, in elevated diction, with eighty-per-cent increased vocab, our well-articulated thoughts being recorded for later analysis.

Elevated end-of-life thoughts and feelings are often banished by pain and the indignity of bodily functions.