He has been exalted and glorified, so that he is one with the Spirit.
In the "Alcotts" the culminating entry of the hymn had been exalted.
Because I am from Ireland: a country where male abortion oration has been exalted to an art form.
The researchers set out to test the power of gossip, which has been exalted by theorists in recent decades.
Nick Donatiello makes the point that the black box is ideally suited for American life as it is currently configured, when consumer choice has been exalted to a fetish.
At a time when digital technology has been exalted to a position of almost religious authority, productivity growth has fallen — not just in the United States but in other advanced nations, too.
Activities like growing and canning food, raising chickens and making your own clothes and other household goods — which in recent years have been exalted for their artisanal qualities — are now seen by many as a way to economize while staying true to green values.
Not surprisingly, in Tibet and Burma, where a modern, militarised state tyrannises a largely pre-modern and unorganised population, monasteries have been exalted as alternative centres of moral and political authority, and monks and nuns have come to spearhead resistance to unrighteous regimes.
Pollan explores the ways in which four common crops have enjoyed and suffered the very best and worst of human intentions: how apples spread westward with American settlers, how the stock of tulips has soared and crashed, how the potency of marijuana has been exalted even as the plants have been miniaturized, and how potatoes have been turned into a cog in the genetic-industrial complex.
It's had a tumultuous 2,000-year 2,000-yearichistory whichly chronicles in his book An Irreverent Curiosity–in which it has been exalted, scorned, Farley, imitatedeftlyt, relochroniclesden and finally, in 1983, stolen.
They are mortal human beings who have been exalted to a heavenly state of immortal life.
