Sentence examples for exalted understanding from inspiring English sources
Herbert von Karajan brought to bear a creepy cult of personality and an exalted understanding of orchestral sound.
The ideas of dominance and comprehensiveness express somewhat different pictures of the status of morality, though an exalted understanding of morality often draws on both.
Other important treatises written by John include On the Priesthood (written 390/1, it contains in Book 1 an account of his early years and a defence of his flight from ordination by Bishop Meletios of Antioch, and then proceeds in later books to expound on his exalted understanding of the priesthood), Instructions to Catechumens, and On the Incomprehensibility of the Divine Nature.
The ascetics are described as those "who know the shortcomings [of the world], who crave for the hereafter and are convinced of it, firmly rooted in its science, that is the sincere Friends of God, [His] faithful servants, the cream of all [His] creatures, whom the Creator – may [He] be exalted – called 'persons of understanding, persons of view, persons of mind'" (I, 357, 5 9).
Not everything in "Luck" operates on that level of transcendence, but the search for exalted moments is the key to understanding the characters who hang out at the track.
Timing and mutual understanding drive "Così," which is perhaps music's most exalted example of conversation-as-music.
His power of attention was not great just then, but insofar as it went, he seemed to be looking through an exalted calmness at a beautiful woman from far away, from another sort of life and feeling and understanding than his own, who had in her face something he had known long ago, much brightened and beautified".
This time, Spurs are exalted.
