Sentence examples for exalted vision from inspiring English sources

But Iraq itself, which was visibly deteriorating, looked nothing like the President's exalted vision.

Many of her intimate letters expose Goldman's difficult battle to match her exalted vision of social harmony with the conflicts and disappointments of her personal love life.

The reality of Serbia was increasingly grim, a country poor and isolated, a far cry from the exalted vision that Mr. Milsovic started by offering the Serbs, most memorably, at Kosovo Field in 1989, on the 600th anniversary of the Serbs' losing battle to the Ottoman Turks.

And remember it was the imagination of those who built the best of the world's cities that made these global league tables possible: not the housing market or planning regulations but exalted visions of urban space transformed.

From that first movie to his last, Cimino erected and demolished myths, exalted and rued visions, embraced and decried national passions in the same cinematic gesture.

If you believe that your charisma, your exalted office, or your vision is reason enough, you're in trouble.

It's that we experienced those events with the same vision, both exalted and skewed, the sometimes almost hallucinatory vision of childhood.

None of which is news to Ms. McEvoy, who sees as her mission the lifting of the Martha Stewart vision to an exalted plane.

Hadley, on the other hand, with her clear-eyed vision and less exalted view of herself, would have seen it as lunch.

And so it goes, with science continuing to chip away at humanity's vision of its own exalted importance.

Before long, he was sampling from an array of sources, skipping from the "I Have a Dream" refrain to Isaiah's vision — "every valley shall be exalted" — and blurring the boundaries between oration, sermon, and song.