Sentence examples for exalted place from inspiring English sources
And will we have the courage to return Wall Street to a less exalted place?
Salman Rushdie and Jhumpa Lahiri occupy a similarly exalted place in fiction.
Vian's novel is a formidable work, if only because of its exalted place in French literature.
Dylan, though, occupies a singular and exalted place in the pop pantheon.
Getting your arms to such an exalted place involves the use of many different muscles.
In the annals of poor excuses, "the check is in the mail" has an exalted place.
Christian has friends in more exalted places now, too.
In promoting the superiority of Indian civilization and India's climate history, the site seems oblivious to the irony of its status as a diasporic cultural artifact, ignoring the contradiction of trumpeting India as a singularly-exalted place in the face of migration elsewhere.
The first was held in 1970; the second, in 1987; and together they seemed to guarantee him an exalted and unshakable place in the story of modern art.
The mango finds a more exalted, and frequent, place in Hindu mythology that the apple does in Christianity, appearing as a knowledge-giving object of desire for Ganesh and his brother and a symbol of fertility, among other things.
(Who else even qualifies? Edison, sure. Bill Gates? -- No, too limited. Ditto for the Wright Brothers and Alexander Graham Bell. The Kingdom of Great Innovators is an exalted but lonely place).
