Exalted to BRIC economic status, South Africa now contends with militant disaffection among its working classes.
Existence is fundamentally concerned with action, which some pragmatists exalted to an almost metaphysical level.
Best of all is the most classic, torrija caramelizada, simply a slender loaf of bread pudding exalted to a plane of high deliciousness, imbued with cinnamon, nutmeg and citrus, served with a scoop of coffee gelato for good measure.
According to the Book of Acts,, after Jesus' resurrection and ascension, he was "exalted to the right hand of God".
"To write, to question, to exalt, to investigate, to denounce, in the name of those who stop breathing, or those who are asphyxiating, should be the most solemn labor of journalism," the University of Cartagena historian said.
In any equestrian statue, the horse exists to exalt or to set off the man who is its mount.
After all, great short stories capture the evanescent moments that all people experience, exalting them to art.
Kid Sister's gone independent, re-inventing herself as Jane Jupiter and exalting herself to galactic levels.
The role of the critic, Scott says, is to resist the manufactured consensus to interrogate the successful, to exalt the unknown, to argue for ambiguity and complexity.
All one can really do in life is to exalt and cater to the organ of these shifting impressions: the Individual, a word always to be written with a capital I.
