Sentence examples for it exalts from inspiring English sources
The novel embodies the very virtues it exalts, the same virtues that probably relegate it, like its titular hero, to its perpetual place in the shade.
Like a victorious wrestler, this novel is so immodestly vigorous, so burstingly sure of its barbaric excellence, that simply by breathing, sweating and standing upright it exalts itself.
It exalts color to practically metaphysical intensities.
It exalts less the urban revolutionary than the cottage artisan.
I felt encouraged reading that, because it exalts a cautious learning process.
I feel so, I don't know how to say it, exalted, he said to Quentin.
It exalted the power of the only institution that the court trusts to identify illegal discrimination in America -- namely, itself.
It exalted "direct democracy"—the incarnation of the popular will in a great leader war, violence, and popular engagement in a totalitarian state.
It exalted "direct democracy" — the incarnation of the popular will in a great leader — war, violence, and popular engagement in a totalitarian state.
During his years in Los Angeles, where he is currently a professor of art at U.C.L.A., Mr. McCarthy has used his own body as a locus for social criticism: mutilating it, caressing it, humiliating it, exalting it, all in an atmosphere of humorous, if grotesque, mockery.
