Sentence examples for exalted opponents from inspiring English sources
Konta will face far less exalted opponents this weekend, but she sounds prepared for a familiar challenge.
Phil Parkinson, manager of a team separated by 49 places from their exalted opponents, had the distant air of someone whose grasp of reality was wonderfully tenuous.
Everton, resilience personified, continued to frustrate their more exalted opponents and midway through the second half, with no sign of the breakthrough, Dalglish sent on Steven Gerrard and Craig Bellamy in search of inspiration.
So too did his propensity to lob his more exalted opponent.
The president-elect, Jair Bolsonaro, has exalted the country's military dictatorship, advocated torture and threatened to destroy, jail or drive into exile his political opponents.
This time, Spurs are exalted.
Mr Romney (who attacked primary opponents, with shameful gusto, for being soft on immigration) has yet to acknowledge this.Partisan hubris, meet electoral nemesisThere has been tactical overreach among less exalted Republicans too.
By now Lewis had become exalted.
