Sentence examples for little elevated from inspiring English sources

But what this modernizing ignores is that the most powerful religious language is often a little elevated and incantatory, even ambiguous or just plain hard to understand.

By the way, remind me never to read What Was It?, an 1859 story by Fitz-James O'Brien, in which the distinguishing features of the vampire figure are quoted thus: "There was a mouth; a round smooth head without hair; a nose which, however, was little elevated above the cheeks; and its hands and feet felt like those of a little boy".

He appears to have accepted the Hollywood contract ("To keep the rent up I might have to go play the assistant to the president in some thriller") but yearns for a little elevated culture ("I believe in making movies for people to learn from, and get smarter because of them").

It basically refers to Sriranganathar God who rests with his head at a little elevated position in Srirangam, Tiruchirappalli.

His (Francis's) job is a little more elevated.

For Dr. Bengio, its categories are a little too elevated.

All a little more elevated than the origins of Billingham Synthonia, whose suffix, explains Roger Hale, comes from an agricultural fertiliser, "Synthonia being a contraction of 'synthetic ammonia'.

"His job is a little more elevated.

Dionne Ramirez, 29, who lives about a mile from the refinery, said she had little doubt that elevated pollution harmed her family.

Officials say there is little risk that elevated trains would be blown off their tracks, but high winds could send debris and signage flying toward vehicles and platforms.

With the girl at the end, we used a low-angle handheld camera, subtle slow motion, a lens flare and a couple of other tricks to make her scenes that little bit more elevated and magical.