Sentence examples for exalted feeling from inspiring English sources

Architecture is amusing enough, the buildings are big enough, to give the visitor that temporary & exalted feeling of being in the presence of something pretty special.

And the song's subject — the intimate, exalted feeling of entering a party on the right person's arm — is exactly the right kind of topic, neither too big nor too small, to tackle in a three-minute pop song.

In his music Mendelssohn largely observed Classical models and practices while initiating key aspects of Romanticism the artistic movement that exalted feeling and the imagination above rigid forms and traditions.

And the song's subject the intimate, exalted feeling of entering a party on the right person's arm is exactly the right kind of topic, neither too big nor too small, to tackle in a three-minute pop song.

How tragic that, against such exalted feelings, your letter brings profoundly serious news about your mother.

Wordsworth and Coleridge were in the vanguard of Romanticism, the movement that exalted personal feeling above the rule of reason.The story of their friendship begins in the 1790s, against a backdrop of the French revolution.

Sturm und Drang, (German: "Storm and Stress"), German literary movement of the late 18th century that exalted nature, feeling, and human individualism and sought to overthrow the Enlightenment cult of Rationalism.

For the most part, however, "Vampires" -- a show that manages to look both cheap and expensive -- exudes the less exalted, simply embarrassed feeling of a costume party that everyone got all dressed up for and then decided wasn't such a good idea (2 40) Minskoff, 200 West 45th Street, (212) 869-0550.

For the most part, however, "Vampires" -- a show that manages to look both cheap and expensive -- exudes the less exalted, simply embarrassed feeling of a costume party that everyone got all dressed up for and then decided wasn't such a good idea (2 40).

I saw men and women come to those classes feeling exalted.

DiFranco has written about desiring men and women, about feeling exalted and betrayed and disgusted, about drugs and abortion and about wanting to change the world.