Sentence examples for the exaltation of from inspiring English sources

And the naysayers overlook deeper meanings, including the exaltation of nature.

Armistice Day wasn't about the exaltation of victory; it was about exhausted relief.

Plus the exaltation of the king, which resulted in righteous kingly power.

But the exaltation of mid-January has begun to give way to more sober realities.

The rivalry among the players, drowned out by the exaltation of the music they created together.

The intensification of propitiatory and other forms of worship, he believed, led to the exaltation of one infinite divine Being.

The show argues that painting and couture of the epoch shared a program: the exaltation of everyday living.

The exaltation of the inner voice ushered a new kind of person onto the historical stage, the modern individual.

For Pierre de Coubertin, who revived the Olympics in 1896, the event was about the "exaltation of male athleticism".

There is less distance than one might suppose between the exaltation of an oracle and her bottom line.

Boris Johnson was at the Tory conference on Tuesday for one purpose only – the exaltation of himself.