Sentence examples for uplift a from inspiring English sources

IN the best of all possible worlds, the arts can uplift a city, especially one that has seen better days.

Initially seen as a war hero who negotiated aid deals to uplift a crippled economy, Afwerki soon revealed an authoritarian streak.

He added, "As a class, they believe it's their right, nay, their sacred duty as the informed elite to use their pages to educate and uplift a nation of irrelevant drones".

How do we uplift a community where so many of us are still living below the poverty level and struggling every day just to survive and exist?

Also, call your friends to see how they are, you see that simple act of kindness could uplift a grieving spirit.

That is where we should invest our resources: not handing over tax dollars to landlords and hoping the problem corrects itself; but on work training, education, and paid employment opportunities that uplift a homeless person's life, enrich their skills, and empower them to live independently.

Some said they found the stories uplifting, a guide to how to live a better life.

It was a very presidential speech, in other words – uplifting, a bit dull, flattering the national vanity.

It uplifts blighted neighborhoods and I like to think we are uplifting a blighted population with our adaptive art workshops.

A brief interlude by Howard University's Afro Blue jazz ensemble balanced the serious discussion with an uplifting a cappella performance.

Originally in an album review, Levine of Digital Spy called the tune "as uplifting a dance-pop ditty as we're likely to hear all year".