Sentence examples for the more exalted from inspiring English sources

In general, the more exalted the therapy, the longer and more expensive the training.

What's more, the troughs Achilles plumbs just make the heights seem all the more exalted.

Elsewhere, he launches into the self-serving stupidity of the more exalted professions.

She thinks we can concede this without discarding the more exalted concepts of inspiration, the "inner voice," and so on.

'The more arduous it is, the more exalted the outcome will be.' 'Why is there that grin on your face!

But that's not how it works, whether it's television comedy or, for that matter, the more exalted realms of art and politics and ideas.

In the 20th century, the Magdalene received more exalted tributes and even the Church tried to clean up her image.

Nor does his journey reach its endpoint in Eden, for it continues up through the celestial spheres toward some other more exalted garden: the great celestial rose of the heavenly Empyrium.

The mango finds a more exalted, and frequent, place in Hindu mythology that the apple does in Christianity, appearing as a knowledge-giving object of desire for Ganesh and his brother and a symbol of fertility, among other things.

For the rest of ancient Egyptian history, Middle Egyptian remained the spoken language for more exalted forms of literature, such as historical records, commemorative autobiographies, hymns, and funerary spells.

The second development was that, while these altered perceptions about films were taking place in the, if you will, more exalted atmosphere of serious films, a quiet academic revolution was taking place down below, in the realm of pulp, genre, and mass entertainment.