Sentence examples for elevation of man from inspiring English sources
No alcohol was allowed; the house held a library and reading room; and" at meal time, and every occasion of interview, conversations [were] introduced on the various questions incidental to the elevation of man".
So if we're such a tough crowd to please, preferring weather girls who can sink their teeth into stick insects to men who climbed 29,000 feet in clothing that Björk would now wear clubbing, what hope is there for the elevation of man's spirit through endeavour?
Archives|PARENTS CONDEMN SHEEHAN'S ELECTION; Protest to School Board Against Its Elevation of a Man Accused of Irregularities.
HYLAN REPLIES TO NUDD Defends Selection by Attacking Him as a "Rockefeller-Gary Politician". PARENTS CONDEMN SHEEHAN'S ELECTION; Protest to School Board Against Its Elevation of a Man Accused of Irregularities.
The elevation of a man with Kirill's qualities demonstrates that the ruler of the Moscow Patriarchy remains not the patriarch but the Kremlin.
The symbol is an amalgamation of the two traditional male and female symbols into a single gender-neutral symbol, which thereby represents the equality of women and men and the elevation of humanity overall.
Beginning with the elevation of "manly men" at ground zero, and the adoration of widowed homemakers, the myth quickly rippled out to counsel - and chastise - the nation at large.
Yet, in accordance with the elevation of mere men possessing sound coaching skills and savvy sales pitches to the level of certifiable campus god, we often understate administrative impact in the discussion of why some are great, some are good and some are Rutgers.
Hans never sees other white men playing cricket on Staten Island, and his admiration toward Chuck is tainted, Hans's wife thinks, by unconscious racism: she accuses Hans of "perpetrating a white man's infantilizing elevation of a black man".
Santorum's brand of elevation involves severing man from man's earthly existence, which is why it is coherent only within a theological eschatology (a theology of the last days).
