Sentence examples for means of elevating from inspiring English sources

Nigun, wordless song sung by Ḥasidic Jews as a means of elevating the soul to God.

Russia would like to change this practice, at least among its customers, as a means of elevating the importance of the ruble, a new source of national pride after gaining 30percentt against the dollar during the current oil boom.

But Schlegel's purpose is not to conceptualize a particular canon of beauty, but much more, as a means of elevating oneself above all partial views, to find an approach that may enable the comprehension and enjoyment of the different ways in which art is manifested throughout history.

Improving the quality of teaching may be a crucial means of elevating student achievement.

To illustrate technology's potential as a means of elevating people to the luxuries many of us take for granted, I asked the Breaking Hoops community for startup suggestions and spent the following months reaching out to the founders and board members.

The Trump administration and Republicans supportive of work requirements for Medicaid enrollees portray this policy as benevolent, as a means of elevating people to the higher status of not being poor, as though being poor doesn't create its own incentives to not be poor.

The supporters of extensive volume therapy justify its use by focusing on the importance of elevating the mean arterial blood pressure and maintaining sufficient organ perfusion [ 24].

Surface modification is a promising means to elevate the performance of Mg-based biomaterials and expected to be extensively applied to surface design of biomaterials.

Instead of elevating Black to higher ground, Hilton elevated him to the hook pinatas swing from.

Tiptoeing past the Three Mile Island debacle, Mr. Brooks refuses to see that his logic implies that drastically expanding our use of nuclear power means sharply elevating the risk of a catastrophic accident.

This act was introduced as a step in the practical recognition of equality of the sexes, meant to elevate women from a subservient position in the economic field to a higher level where they could exercise full powers of enjoyment and disposal of property.