Sentence examples for quite lofty from inspiring English sources

"Often fashion is quite lofty.

As for Bell's motives, they seem quite lofty.

It's not quite lofty either, with 10-foot-high ceilings.

It rides over bumps with an underlying firmness which never proves uncomfortable, and which helps keep this quite lofty car level when taking fast bends.

As Mann correctly relates, the Obamians' rhetoric can be quite lofty, but their actions flow less from what they say than from their reckonings of circumstances abroad and at home.

A host of social factors stand in the way of the spread of nudism in the US, many quite lofty and abstract.

That sounds rather lofty, but there's nothing quite like seeing Avedon's iconic space-age cover for Harper's Bazaar the one with Jean Shrimpton in a hot pink astronaut helmet and a lenticular blinking eye on paper.

The restaurant, meanwhile, bills itself the "essence of Colorado", which seems like quite a lofty thing to say, given how impressive – and literally lofty – Colorado is.

"Now that you've actually achieved it, it doesn't seem quite so lofty".

For now, Team Chang will have to settle for something not quite as lofty: the second round at Roland Garros.

And although it's true that people's motives for making identity statements online aren't always quite so lofty as saying: "Here I stand.