Sentence examples for exalted task from inspiring English sources
But we are first of all called to a more immediate and exalted task: that of creating our own lives".
He lacked, however, the strength of will necessary in one who had such an exalted conception of his task.
The grandes écoles are considered the most exalted track.
Madame Campan, in her memoirs, describes the bathing-and-dressing ceremony as "a masterpiece of etiquette," though the young Dauphine quickly got bored and exasperated at being fetishized by a tribal cult that required her to stand naked and impassive while waiting for an exalted pit crew to coördinate the task of passing a shift.
Nevertheless, she is happy enough, doing all of her tasks industriously while contemplating her exalted social position.
He saw nothing odd or improper in dealing with the most exalted subjects and then turning to the more ordinary task of telling students to avoid jargon and cliches, and advising them about quotations and footnotes.
The bigger problem with Wagoner, as the task force saw it, was that his exalted view of General Motors as an indispensable institution made it impossible for him to credibly threaten impending doom.
Whether or not her work is really the first work to unify the theory of the syllogism, and whether or not she ultimately merits the exalted status as a logician that Royce assigns to her must remain a task for future exploration to determine.
EXALTED [3] EXALTED is an EU FP74 ICT research project commenced in 2010 (September) for a duration of 30 months.
His trainer, Roger Charlton, is under no illusions about the task in hand, but is convinced the Dubawi colt will not be out of place in such exalted company.
