Sentence examples for he was exalted from inspiring English sources

Since the king was the human agent of the god, he was exalted above other men.

In old age, he was imprisoned by his reputation: on the one hand, he was exalted as the greatest composer since Beethoven, and, on the other, he was denounced as "the worst composer in the world" (the title of a monograph by René Leibowitz).

According to the Book of Acts,, after Jesus' resurrection and ascension, he was "exalted to the right hand of God".

Yet why should he be exalted for his heroism in a way that in turn dehumanizes him?

And she was exalted at her coronation as being so perfect and wonderful.

The ascetics are described as those "who know the shortcomings [of the world], who crave for the hereafter and are convinced of it, firmly rooted in its science, that is the sincere Friends of God, [His] faithful servants, the cream of all [His] creatures, whom the Creator – may [He] be exalted – called 'persons of understanding, persons of view, persons of mind'" (I, 357, 5 9).

Accordingly he celebrated a triumph as a result of these victories and was exalted to great honour.

He has been exalted and glorified, so that he is one with the Spirit.

In the eighteenth century, he goes on, moral realism was challenged by the new ideas of moral Romanticism, whereby the self was exalted rather than distrusted.

Cheerleading was exalted and real reporting excoriated.

While the human ruler was exalted, the divine executive was harshly criticized.