Sentence examples for exalted views from inspiring English sources

E-mail:[email protected] Highlights from this week's Real Estate section: An updated look at real estate issues in 2010, the new green roof at Zeckendorf Towers in Union Square and a Staten Island neighborhood that has managed to remain below the radar, despite its exalted views.

Come the 2012 London Games next summer, this scarlet monster standing between the metal colloseum that is the stadium and the swooping roof of the Aquatic Centre will treat 5,000 visitors to exalted views across the Olympic Park every hour.

Venture into the hills for exalted views, and movement that recalls the heroic efforts of female trailblazers.

Some took a less exalted view.

Some said the church was parading its exalted view of married sex.

(Nestorians held a less exalted view of the divinity of Christ, and were regarded by the Roman and Orthodox churches as heretics).

In his quiet way Weatherill had a very exalted view of democracy; he was the antithetical enemy of what George Orwell called power worship.

It's a less exalted view of the world, but more egalitarian, and more unpredictable, and I'm excited to see where it goes.

Guinizelli's contribution was his own gentle style of poetry as well as the exalted view of woman and love, which he presented in the canzone "Al cor gentil ripara sempre amore" ("Within the gentle heart, love is always sheltered").

But after the first world war, that exalted view came to be associated more with the experience of old works than the creation of new ones, and performers inexorably eclipsed composers.

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.