Sentence examples for leads upward from inspiring English sources

America's path still leads upward.

And Augustine of Hippo, the great Church Father, whose intellectual and emotional surrender to the deity Brooks describes as well or better than the Jesuit who introduced my college text of Augustine's writings: "The path inward leads upward.

The road, built by James III in 1464 for the transport of cannon, leads upward and around to the north of the Half Moon Battery and the Forewall Battery, to the Portcullis Gate.

She, being first lady, led the way and, she being a Wellesley girl, the way led upward.

Stock prices moved higher yesterday, led upward by bellwether technology issues, which took a beating for most of last week.

Our path led upward invisibly from boulder to boulder, through low shrubs and aloes and amid the omnipresent droppings of goats and cattle.

From this a single flight of steps led upward to the top terrace and to the door of the god's little shrine.

Plato is invoked as well, particularly his allegory of the cave, in which prisoners are convinced that shadows on the cave's walls are the sole reality until they are freed by philosophical inquiry and led upward into the sunlight.

To see the Arab side of Algiers one must go to the market or the mosques, or better still, climb the steep lanes which lead upward from the Parisian arcades of the Rue Bab-Azoun.

As for the grand central stairway, now under a basilica roof, it rises between bare brick walls toward towering windows, toward the light, then doubles back to lead upward again to more windows, more light.

I am led upward by the illusion that once I get to the visible top, there's going to be another ridge or hill, or at least a gradual decline into the sea.