Sentence examples for elevating sentiment from inspiring English sources
Giving them control would seem to be a concession to a kind of victims' culture, elevating sentiment over any other value.
Chief among these trends was a shift in public taste away from the grandeur, austerity, nobility, idealization, and elevated sentiments of Neoclassicism or Classicism toward simpler, more sincere, and more natural forms of expression.
The reorientation appears antithetical to the very sentiment that elevated Trump to political prominence in the first place.
Klobuchar's proposal is just the latest sign that Democrats are tapping into that sentiment and trying to elevate regulating the technology industry as a 2020 issue.
Spin had a similar sentiment: "Here, his three sidemen elevate [DeLonge's] emo tendencies to something grander and more timelessly romantic though somewhat less exciting.
... It always is different". Indeed, New Hampshire, which traditionally holds the first presidential primary, has a history of unpredictability, resurrecting candidates given up for dead, spurning front-runners or elevating also-rans with late-developing shifts in sentiment.
And in a 45-minute set it elevated the crowd's sentiments from polite indifference to genuine enthusiasm.
There are plenty of other ways to structure the scoring, but any of them would be more reflective of voter sentiment than the current one, which in a large field can elevate a candidate with a narrow base of support.
It is hardly Oudin's fault that in the rush to diminish the Williams sisters her achievement has been elevated beyond its true status, but it doesn't diminish the ugliness of the sentiment.
"We refuse to appear in a country that is well known for mass killings and massacres of Armenians, in a country where anti-Armenian sentiments have been elevated to the level of state policy," 22 Armenian performers said in a statement calling for the boycott.
