Sentence examples for soaring heights from inspiring English sources

This is all very far from the soaring heights of rhetoric.

No mere utterance, then or now, could do justice to the soaring heights of language Mr Lincoln reached that day.

She writes accessible hooks that swell to cinematic, soaring heights by song's end — the kind of songwriting engineered to tug at the heart.

In the title role, Ms. Kennedy displays a voice of remarkable range and agility, more than equal to the soaring heights of the famous arms-up, everybody-love-me anthem that defines the character.

The trees are brought to life through colorful descriptions and black-and-white photographs that capture their majestic spans and soaring heights, as well as their perseverance in a city inhospitable to nature.

President Bush apparently chose not to try to reach the soaring heights of the famous "Boys of Pointe-du-Hoc" speech given by President Reagan on the 40th anniversary of D-Day or the soaring "We are the children of your sacrifice" speech given at the 50th anniversary by the first president born after World War II, Bill Clinton.

She has become something of a crowd favourite, nicknamed the "flying squirrel" for the soaring height she achieves on her leaps during bar routines.

Taking advantage of the galleries' size and soaring height — 20 feet — the aim has been to encourage viewers to look across long stretches of space lined with drawings, directly into several almost-open rooms where the animations will be playing, projected in some cases at movie-house scale.

Who can damn the ambition, the soaring height, the sheer bravura of the Empire State Building as it soars high above the grid of mid-town Manhattan streets from clusters of less ambitious buildings of every style?

The Yankees' payroll, which began the season at a record $92.5 million, was spiraling sky high, soaring to heights unknown to baseball management.

He confidently pushes his collaboration with Calvin Harris, We'll Be Back, to soaring new heights and entices the huge crowd to sing and bounce vigorously.