Sentence examples similar to spirits were elevated from inspiring English sources
Perhaps if the holidays were less about social pressures and expectations and more about what they were created to commemorate, the days after our major holidays would be called "Up" days, days when our spirits are elevated by the good news of great joy we have received.
A primary criteria for one's spirit being elevated is a sense of "reverent joy," as mentioned by Ben's spirit friends.
However, it is within medieval and early modern Jewish literature, both philosophical and mystical, that the term "holy spirit" is elevated to prominence, as it becomes key for denoting the intimate communion between humanity and God, especially on the Sabbath.
The role of the Holy Spirit was elevated by Joachim of Fiore (c. 1130/35 1201/02) to a re-periodization of the history of salvation, in which the impending "age of the Spirit" would follow on those of the Father and the Son.
Grove, who once described herself as a "gun-carrying, tongue-talking, spirit-filled believer," was elevated to the leadership post by the depleted Senate Republican Caucus last week.
The essence of our spirit is divine in nature and is elevated with power and lucid insights once reunited with its original source.
In the Al Gore vision, our politics is ennobled with a spirit of public service, our debate is elevated by great visions and great dreams, our people are challenged to be strong and brave and united with each other.
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