Sentence examples for feeling elevated from inspiring English sources
Bjork is a strong performer, and this show -- with a 54-piece orchestra, arranged and conducted by Vince Mendoza (who worked on Joni Mitchell's last album), an Inuit choir, percussion devised by the blip-tech band Matmos and the harpist Zeena Parkins -- has the promise to leave you feeling elevated by force of imagination, rather than production costs.
Due to their feeling elevated over others, these philosophers have no hope of improving and accepting the truth of Christianity.
This questionnaire measures three dimensions of subjective feeling ("elevated vs. depressed mood", "wakefulness vs. sleepiness", "calmness vs. restlessness") on a 5-point rating scale ranging from "not at all" ( = 1) to "very much" ( = 5).
The family caregivers gave many examples of feeling elevated by the intervention groups.
During the four-decade dictatorship of Franco, regional languages and cultural celebrations were banned, so rooting for the Barcelona soccer team became a proxy for Catalan pride, one reason there is such a strong feeling about elevating regional teams.
Soon they will come to know the sweet feeling of elevating their haunches into the air, so that lobbyists may sample their innocence, and they'll be whores like the rest of everyone in politics.
While people may correctly guess that their pressures are elevated, "feeling very well has nothing to do with blood pressure level," they explain.
In the early nineteen-seventies, Sirimavo Bandaranaike hardened these feelings by elevating Buddhism to the equivalent of a state religion and by imposing harsh quotas on the number of Tamil students admitted to state universities.
Furthermore, his breakup with the Yankees enhanced the fans' feeling for him and elevated him to a godlike status.
Re "The Enduring Salute" (Sept . 11: Can I be the only New Yorker who has mixed feelings about the cross elevated above ground zero?
Regardless of the discipline, Maya's brand elevated our feelings and enhanced our lives.
