Sentence examples for exalt from inspiring English sources

By today's words alone, we cannot exalt, we cannot hallow, we cannot venerate this sacred text, for a grateful nation long ago came to view those words with reverence, without guidance from this chagrined member of the mainstream media.

Whether or not he resisted when the Crusaders' special forces arrived, their bullets could only exalt him.

March 21st, for example, requires some contortions for the conscientious: they must simultaneously celebrate Nowruz, eliminate racial discrimination, care about Down's syndrome and exalt poetry.

It will boost TV revenues by allowing more sponsored promotions, in which presenters interrupt their work to exalt the merits of anything from garden furniture to patent laxatives.

But its members are sworn to exalt strict internal Brotherhood discipline over religious dogma.

Those who fall out of step find themselves shunted aside or trampled underfoot, sacrificed to the triumph of an idea that many exalt as noble but no one can define.It happened in Iran when Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini steered a broad uprising against the shah into a grimly Islamist cul-de-sac.

They exalt labour unions, social spending, "sectoral" policies and Mercosur, the flawed customs union that Uruguay shares with Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, and which recently failed to clinch a free-trade pact with the European Union (see article).

Culturally, the period consolidated a profound and lasting anti-authoritarianism not confined to left or right, or indeed to any one distinctive grouping: the peace sign of the 1960s was replaced quite generally in the 1970s by a "single upturned middle finger".The long 1970s, he argues, led people to seek individual self-improvement and exalt private, non-governmental institutions.

Together they exalt "Turkish Islam" as being "better" than other forms of Islam, and they harbour a poisonous distrust of the country's non-Muslim minorities or of "local foreigners".

Such collections frequently displayed booty taken from conquered peoples and served to exalt the power and glory of a king or a priestly caste, rather than to display art objects for their innate significance.

The Israeli subsidiary of Cisco, a Silicon Valley networking giant, in 2008 was one of the first firms to outsource work to less expensive Palestinian firms, such as Asal Technologies and Exalt Technologies, which now have 120 and 80 employees respectively.Cisco has since been followed by the Israeli subsidiaries of Microsoft, HP and Intel.