Sentence examples similar to following exalted from inspiring English sources

Thomas Keymer further verified this point about Smart's translations by revealing that the poet claims, in William Toldervy's The History of Two Orphans, "But what heaven-exciting harmony might we not expect from that exalted genius, who can produce such lines as these following!" in anticipation of replacing the previous flawed translations of the Psalms.

McKinley, the last Civil War veteran to occupy the White House, gave an address which included the following remarks: "It is a good token when patriots are honored and patriotism exalted.

Exalted company indeed.

Again we felt exalted.

We felt exalted.

This time, Spurs are exalted.

Some took a less exalted view.

By now Lewis had become exalted.

(Alta gracia translates to "exalted grace").

I am the final and exalted judge".

"I live in that exalted state".