Sentence examples for exaltation in from inspiring English sources
Her face can register pain, or exaltation, in a heartbeat.
Both books celebrate the child's-eye view, with its clarity and exaltation in the physical wonder of the world.
Xenakis once announced that he sought "a total exaltation in which the individual mingles, losing his consciousness in a truth immediate, rare, enormous, and perfect".
In Androcles and the Lion (performed 1912), Shaw dealt with true and false religious exaltation in a philosophical play about early Christianity.
Grossman's exaltation in human detail amplifies as he approaches the most brutally impersonal aspect of the Second World War, the Holocaust.
At its center the film is solemn, even sober: there is no sense of exaltation in the temporary victories the workers score over the bosses, and when a prolonged strike finally erupts into violence, there is no triumph.
This suggests that the synthesis activities in the adult animal would be slowed down, and that the enzymatic exaltation observed in various pathways of intermediary metabolism is mainly related to the permanent tonic character of the arterial myocytes and to the naturally hypertensive character of Psammomys.
That fanner of the flame of 'Trouble's got a hold on me' music, might well be the father of the form if it is, the glorified exaltation found in church on any Sunday morning is its mother".
When the subject starts a thymic episode, the MAThyS score will vary according to his/her thymic state, upwards in a state of exaltation and downwards in a state of inhibition.
Although they describe exaltation and suffering in relationships, there is little separation in feeling between the secular and the sacred.
Passover relates the great narrative of the Jewish flight from Egypt in a form that lends itself to rumbustious family dinners — those who want to recite every word of it in Hebrew contesting with those who want to get it over and done with expeditiously in English, but everybody coming together in exaltation to visit boils and locusts on the ancient Egyptians.
