Sentence examples for is uplifted from inspiring English sources
verb
To raise something or someone to a higher physical, social, moral, intellectual, spiritual or emotional level.
Another joins in, then more and more, until every voice in the Square is uplifted in the national anthem.
The baked brie, for another, is uplifted by basil-infused orange-blossom honey and the chopped macadamia nuts baked along with it.
As the bedrock is uplifted by tectonic forces, water drains from the top, leaving dry rock subject to fracturing and chemical weathering.
For example, a rock that is uplifted rapidly from depth, perhaps in response to extensional faulting (that caused by the stretching of Earth's crust), may transport heat with it to near-surface depths.
When a section of rock is uplifted and eroded, as during mountain-building episodes, great volumes of rock are removed, exposing a variety of differently folded and deformed rock units.
A new earthquake-monitoring system developed by Andrew Newman and Jaime Convers at the Georgia Institute of Technology may, however, help to change that.During an earthquake, the Earth's crust is uplifted.
Not that the presidential line-up is uplifting either.
Even the grimier end of town is uplifting.
She added, "When people are under stress, color is uplifting".
