Sentence examples for elevation of spirit from inspiring English sources

It belongs to anyone who has a certain elevation of spirit".

Hart Crane's book-length poem, "The Bridge," gave voice in 1930 to the connection between a bridge's elevation and the elevation of spirit.

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.

As in Jesus poetic conversation with Nicodemus and Langston Hughes poem "The Negro" our elevation of our spirit from above leads to rebirth, rebirth of authentic humanity.

But there's not that light touch and elevation of the spirit that Macklemore brought to his public and at that time countercultural declaration in "Same Love".

Which are, respectively, the elevation of the human spirit and the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake.

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.

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?

The wing symbolism was largely developed to exemplify the elevation of the human spirit and soul.

Higher education in America today is not simply about meeting the labor force needs of industry today; it is about the elevation of the human spirit and the potential created for generations to come.

And although this "something else" may be viewed as part of the "Miracle" that unfolded on the Hudson, I submit that it is also a manifestation of something more practical and realistic--the elevation of the human spirit at work in the service of others.