Sentence examples for she exalts from inspiring English sources

She exalts her exceptional women but is often scathing toward ordinary ones, and toward feminists themselves.

In the process, she exalts the sights and sounds, the very savor of daily life the crust of fresh-baked baguettes, the alkaline allure of fresh-cut steaks, the sumptuousness of hand-stitched fabrics.

Yet just as often she exalted me as her "gift from God".

When Pétain came to power stressing honor and "peace" in "daily living," and signed an armistice with Hitler, she exalted: Pétain has "achieved a miracle," and enabled the French "to make France again".

And while she had little interest in the domestic aspects of womanhood — the drudgery that was afflicting American women with Betty Friedan's "problem with no name" — she exalted her own vision of the feminine mystique.

One of his first jobs was to edit One of Us, Hugo Young's biography of Margaret Thatcher, which came into his hands just before the forces of global capitalism she exalted in would see the ranks of established family publishers folded up into giant conglomerates.

A moment of consternation followed by a face crumpling affectingly in tears suggested immersion in the story, as did the deep kneeling bow into which she sank, exalted, at the end of this long dance.

She also seemed politely mystified as to why she was being exalted in this fashion.

Yet in contrast to the Duke of Urbino's artisans, she noted, she doesn't aim exactly to exalt her subject; she tried to make sure that what he represents is not ignored.

She describes his iconographic form and exalts him as an avatar of Vishnu and source of the universe to whom many divinities pay their respects.

LaPlante says she seeks "neither to disdain nor to exalt" Hutchinson, but she doesn't mean it.