Sentence examples for higher realms from inspiring English sources
He measured not only literature but also drugs and sex for their value as doors to higher realms.
As in Schinkel's work, the elevation signifies the higher realms of civilized life: we're not just in the country but in a fragment of sophisticated urban life.
For instance, I articulated four "articles of 21st-century faith", which express an understanding of religion that is not based on empirical claims about hidden orders and higher realms.
It's also seemingly built around a stainless core of incorruptibility, arising from those higher realms of responsibility that distinguish it from Toomes's local carting business, which encounters the stereotypical snares of gangland corruption.
It is intended to nourish, protect, and support the spirits of the dead in their pilgrimage from the lower to the higher realms, preceding their reincarnation and reappearance on Earth.
Reprints Related items Higher realms: A saint for Opus DeiOct 10th 2002The current mood of retrospection does not centre on events of high politics or on the civil war itself.
It was an ascent to a higher realm, a watery stairway to heaven.
"First-time homebuyers get on and everyone steps forward to a higher realm of housing".
It really felt as if some supernatural entity had entered his mind, reorganizing everything and lifting him to some higher realm.
When the body stops working, you just ascend to a higher realm, and that's what the star-crossed lovers do in Prokofiev's original libretto.
Working in a profession that is still called upon to erect monuments of boomingly hollow authority, Mr. Williams and Ms. Tsien represent the higher realm of human scale.
