Sentence examples for elevation of mind from inspiring English sources
The basic relief from gravity, the elevation of mind and spirit that comes with bodily natural buoyancy; it's hard not to feel the lift just watching the athletes.
Agis, on the contrary, in fineness of nature and elevation of mind, not only far excelled Leonidas, but in a manner all the kings that had reigned since the great Agesilaus.
Of these, one important group (consisting of courage, magnanimity, ambition, and others) is based on, or may even be a form of, self-esteem: "[W]hatever we call heroic virtue, and admire under the character of greatness and elevation of mind, is either nothing but a steady and well-established pride and self-esteem, or partakes largely of that passion.
These two views were not necessarily irreconcilable to the Church, but only through a recognition that the unique way to achieve this "elevation of spirit, mind and body" was through the Church as the agent of God.
With the year of elevation in mind, Guelph invited Jenny Tiramani, an expert on Elizabethan dress, to examine the picture.
Dwight Eisenhower came to regret the liberal activism of his choice for the Supreme Court, calling it the "biggest damned-fool mistake I ever made". Other presidents must also have been frustrated by their selections on the far side of life tenure — Ronald Reagan's appointment of Sandra Day O'Connor or George H.W. Bush's elevation of David Souter come to mind.
Activity in the medial prefrontal cortex is associated with higher-level cognitive process, such as empathy and "theory of mind"—our ability to predict social behavior and is thought to be involved in experiences of moral elevation.
