Sentence examples for exalted states from inspiring English sources

I countered that, with no disrespect to the spiritual, I felt that even the most exalted states of mind — the most extraordinary transformations — must have some physical basis or at least some physiological correlate in neural activity.

I countered that, with no disrespect to the spiritual, I felt that even the most exalted states of mind the most extraordinary transformations must have some physical basis or at least some physiological correlate in neural activity.

Whereas Guyon's characterization of the highest spiritual states emphasized the annihilation of the individual's will in an act of sustained submission to the will of God, Bossuet argued that such exalted states as Guyon had taught were only rarely achievable, and he doubted that Guyon herself had experienced them.

"I live in that exalted state".

"We're approaching that exalted state known as normal".

Since when did criminal become an exalted state?

In that exalted state, the Ṣūfī is given to using extravagant language.

When the film ends you barely remember her, while Naoko's fragility is portrayed as an exalted state of consciousness.

She gets her change and walks out in an exalted state... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Seth Lind By Jia Tolentino.

Meanwhile, Memengwesi and Persia are in the exalted state of those who've completed a quixotic mission.

Its real significance is the messianic fervor it inspires in Dell, an exalted state that Lancaster is particularly well equipped to portray.