Sentence examples for overly elevated from inspiring English sources
Poets from William Wordsworth in the preface to Lyrical Ballads to Frank O'Hara in his "Personism: a manifesto" demand as much by insisting that poetry incorporate language nearer to conversational speech than anything overly elevated.
Overly elevated IL-10 could suppress TNF-α produced by monocyte/macrophages in multiple tissues [56], perhaps accounting for the cytokine phenotype we have observed in non-survivor pigs.
Maya Angelou's "On the Pulse of Morning," read at Clinton's first inaugural, was an overly long ode to multiculturalism whose elevated tone turned out to be badly out of sync with the early months of the Presidency it heralded.
Anyone elevated to "Voice of …" status will be so overly-welcomed by media outlets desperate to ride the zeitgeist that pretty soon everyone but your true fans will wish you would bloody shut up with your "honesty" and your "truth".
In fact, cross-sectional and longitudinal studies have found that children who are overly concerned for the welfare of others, are highly cooperative or over-friendly, have elevated levels of emotional symptoms [ 19- 21].
Slovenia is mostly elevated.
Others have been elevated.
The situation is "elevated".
