It's exalted, whether in the copious amounts that flavor and enrich classic French haute cuisine, in the supremely pure examples reverently served at Per Se, or even in the farmer-labeled bars peddled at the shop on the corner.
Dazzled by the idea that it's exalted and over the top and outside the rules, and by all the talent that comes together to get something on the stage, some people seem simply to abandon common sense.
The novel, then, is transformed from a primary means of communication into an ancient, almost forgotten, and thus, treasured form reserved for the well-educated and well-to-do, and the men who practice it are exalted as the practitioners of an almost lost art.
But it is violent, and it is exalted, and it is, at many moments, exquisitely beautiful.
He dispatches her with the cool and calm that, as much as it is exalted in theory, must be abhorrent in practice.
When we reached our destination, exhausted and dripping in perspiration, I was exalted.
And a day after Miliband was ridiculed and vilified over a piece of trivia, and told that it showed exactly why he couldn't cut it, Johnson was exalted as a future prime minister without regard for his broken promise.
Recently, it has been documented that root morphology was exalted under the combined treatment of ALA and Cd in B. napus [ 18].
Cheerleading was exalted and real reporting excoriated.
While the human ruler was exalted, the divine executive was harshly criticized.
