Sentence examples for much more elevated than from inspiring English sources

City of God began with the chicken's-eye view of the favelas, and didn't get much more elevated than that.

Certain parts of the Qurʾān, normally dated to the Medinan period of Muhammad's life, ascribe a much more elevated status to him than do earlier layers of scripture.

This is important as elevated CO2 concentrations stimulate root growth, in particular fine root production (Norby et al. 2004; Stiling et al. 2013), and thus a small root-bed size should restrict root growth much more at elevated than at ambient CO2 concentrations.

Is squash more elevated than pickup basketball?

"Her taste is more elevated than mine," Rae said.

But Seles's will to win seemed even more elevated than usual.

Ruest was governed by a moral code not notably more elevated than his sister's.

But I think we've made something more elevated than a straightforward slasher movie.

I believed him when he said his campaign was about something more elevated than winning.

It's more elevated than that.

To mothers childhood fever means much more than just an elevated temperature.