Sentence examples for exalted statement from inspiring English sources
Either way, the show treats the results as an exalted statement, as if fetishizing Dick were liberation for all women, not just Chris.
Together, the images of the everyday and the exalted "form a statement about the modern world".
With that statement, an exalted black man found kinship with a buried black boy, the two inextricably linked by inescapable biases, one expressing the pains and peril of living behind the veil of his brown skin while the other no longer could.
The term may also refer to any poem in an inspired irregular strain, or to a statement or piece of writing in an exalted impassioned style, usually in praise of a particular subject.
The time is right to put the flag in a museum where the past is neither forgotten nor exalted but used appropriately to educate," Boyd said in a statement.
This time, Spurs are exalted.
In a 2002 "Author Statement" on the US National Endowment for the Arts website, David Searcy claims that whatever he writes stems from "the fundamentally helter-skelter, pots-and-pans-like clatter of even the most exalted intuition".
Instead, everyday objects are exalted; exalted objects are for everyday.
