Sentence examples for exalted plan from inspiring English sources
There was no prospect of remoulding things according to some more exalted plan.
The elderly heirs of Fernando Pessoa, the exalted Portuguese writer, plan this fall to auction Pessoa's correspondence with Aleister Crowley, the early-20th-century British mystic, mountaineer, writer and practitioner of black magic.
And remember it was the imagination of those who built the best of the world's cities that made these global league tables possible: not the housing market or planning regulations but exalted visions of urban space transformed.
The first order of business yesterday was nothing too exalted: printing the voluminous budget document so that the City Council members could actually see the plan before voting on it.
England's Ashes victory was magical because an equally good side outdid Australia with detailed planning and adventurous cricket and, finally, because they were inspired by the exalted mood of a nation that recognised it was witnessing something special.
This time, Spurs are exalted.
By now Lewis had become exalted.
Some took a less exalted view.
