Sentence examples for exalted about from inspiring English sources

As a Catholic, she said she knew their relationship was wrong, but she was also swept up in the feeling that there was something spiritual and even exalted about it.

Still, Mr. Franks and his supporters exalted about what they described as the campaign's against-all-odds comeback.

For all Churchill's exalted words about the "English-speaking peoples" fighting for freedom together, the fact is that Anglo-­American forces played a subsidiary role in the European war.

(Mereb salaams before Amneris while praising her as "first in beauty, wisdom and accessories".) The more exalted sentiments, about destiny and duty, are reserved for Mr. Rice's rather perfunctory lyrics: "Nothing is an accident/We are free to have it all/We are what we want to be/It's in ourselves to rise and fall".

At school, poetry was mostly Romantic poetry, it was exalted, it was about love and nature and great subjects - not about the slums of Glasgow".

The slow pace and haunting black-and-white compositions are beautiful, and though the movie is harrowing, there is also something exalted, even spiritual about its rigor.

In your earlier books, you wrote about exalted figures of the past such as John Marshall, Grant, FDR and Eisenhower.

If soft power was about noble ideals, knockoff power is often about less exalted things.

There is something both exalted and wonderfully mundane about that.

Together, the images of the everyday and the exalted "form a statement about the modern world".

His friend Luo, who shares his adventures in the countryside, is the son of someone altogether more dangerous: Mao's personal dentist, who actually had the nerve to tell his friends about his exalted patient.