Sentence examples for lofty significance from inspiring English sources
In the introduction to the catalog published when the crucifix was shown in Parliament, Sandro Bondi, the culture minister, wrote that "in a delicate moment of crisis like the one we are living in, it is important to assign what few funds are available to initiatives of lofty significance that we can consign to future generations".
Death is not a period that ends the great sentence of life, but a comma that punctuates it to more lofty significance.
A year ago Obama's talk of "change" and "hope" were criticised for being nothing more than lofty rhetoric with little practical significance.
Given Mr. Obama's lofty rhetoric about the historic significance of the uprisings in the Arab world, why engage with a royal family that has led such a brutal crackdown?
With this singular season of lofty ideals, crass commercialism, family gatherings, varying religious significance, aeronautical ungulates, indulgent torpor and culinary debauchery- euphemistically known as "the holidays" -- upon us, where should health figure in it?
That is very lofty ground.
Irony flattens her lofty sentiment.
He has other lofty plans.
