Sentence examples for equally elevated from inspiring English sources

Alfred Brendel, one of the few pianists who can write from an equally elevated position, explains that great work "continuously needs to be brought to life, and to relate to our own time.

It feels fitting, too, to be sitting so high in the sky, because Rankine's thinking is equally elevated and ambitious: she plans to donate her $625,000 stipend from her MacArthur genius grant to found the Racial Imaginary Institute.

In addition, several equally elevated beams were provided without screens.

CRP levels do not seem to be useful in this setting, because they remain equally elevated regardless of the type of postoperative complication.

They could have shown raised thresholds for the F1-only condition and CMP effects similar to those of adults, leading to equally elevated thresholds in both conditions.

Similarly, use of both short and long acting benzodiazepines has been associated with an equally elevated longitudinal risk of falls in community dwellers [ 17, 18].

Equally important, apoD is implicated to play a significant role in aging, as elevated apoD production results in lifespan extension in Drosophila.

Thus, ageing becomes manifest as elevated mortality.

Ginsberg's direct account, alternately angry and ecstatic, was offset by Mr. Glass's equally impassioned, elevated response, heard almost as an echo.

This assumption, however, proved to be false, since all 15 generations were nearly equally responsive to elevated CO2 or maternal CO2 did not produce significant effects on the offspring.

The prevalence of CHF among CKD patients is elevated and equally predicts mortality [ 13- 16].