Sentence examples for exalted station from inspiring English sources

Despite his exalted station, the duke had a point.

Hedge fund executives — and anyone who aspires to that exalted station in life — will be this book's biggest fans.

His habits, at any rate, for many years past, were (keeping in mind his exalted station) simple, regular, and domestic.

It is difficult today to explain the exalted station the Lunts once held in the American theater.

This exalted station was how he justified his most controversial practice — taking numerous "spiritual wives" from among the daughters and wives of his followers.

Torn away from her own mother, July (whom her fluff-headed mistress insists on calling Marguerite) succeeds in rising to the exalted station of lady's maid.

The message was clear and unambiguous: don't drink, even in moderation, as, no matter how high or exalted one's station in life, it will lead inexorably to ruin.

He sensed the new ironies of ecstasy: that it could arise in the least exalted settings, from bus stations to supermarkets, and that it was available to anyone, including bored office workers, such as he'd been, and shifty drifters, like certain of his pals.

In the minds of railway enthusiasts, Cromer station has a similarly exalted status as only one of three surviving on the national network from the days of the fabled Midland & Great Northern Railway.

But he also photographed less exalted examples of American buildings, like gas stations, apartment buildings and shopping malls.

You have to inherit the same power and glory as God and become exalted like him.' Namely you can arrive at the station of God.