Sentence examples for too exalted for from inspiring English sources

If they were too exalted for that, we looked at their reels".

Whereupon he snort-laughed as if to say: But this place is too exalted for the mere blogosphere.

I'm a New Yorker originally, but the '21' Club was too exalted for me when I was very young".

Supposedly the classification involved only chateaus in the Médoc area, north of Bordeaux, with Haut-Brion, in Pessac, west of the city, included only because its reputation was too exalted for it to be ignored.

General Musharraf, too exalted for further promotion, extended his own term as army chief "indefinitely".The beneficiaries of the shuffle are thought to be more likely than the old guard to adjust to the wrenching decision to join forces with the Taliban's enemies.

Not the body beautiful, which Hollywood has exalted for decades, but the body vulnerable.

You have one opportunity to be exalted for the endeavor you have dedicated your life to.

Yet why should he be exalted for his heroism in a way that in turn dehumanizes him?

The self-righteous person will feel exalted for being persecuted for their misplaced convictions.

The exalted slow movements, especially, came across as arias too intimate, laments too personal for any dramatic stage, played by Ms. Frank with beautiful, flowing lyricism.

Later he was rewarded by an even more exalted title for sculptures made for the Fujiwaras' family temple, Kōfuku Temple, in Nara.