Sentence examples for uplifting about from inspiring English sources

There's nothing redemptively uplifting about Ross's work.

There's something uplifting about the way they pitch their visions, even the obviously flawed ones.

They're a bit like Nick Drake, you can't listen to them too much without feeling quite melancholic, but there is also something weirdly uplifting about their music.

And there is something sweetly touching and uplifting about the spectacle of all these different nationalities, people of almost every age and color, dancing along with an uninhibited doofus.

In some ways I am still an arrested adolescent.' There's something uplifting about his Yorkshire in My Summer of Love, which looks more like Greece than Blighty, translated by sunlight.

What I thought was uplifting about The Hunger Games was that I was given plenty of clues of how power was enacted in this totalitarian future society – enough clues for me to see parallels in past and present political regimes.

It is estimated that the red palaeosols had uplifted about 1600 2000 m since their initial formation.

When it comes to clean energy, there's plenty of bright-line principle and uplift about the future.

However, for reasons poorly understood, the beds of the Colorado Plateaus remained mostly horizontal through both events even as they were uplifted about 2 mile in two pulses.

When the Teton Range uplifted about 9 million years ago along a detachment fault running north south through the central Rockies, rainclouds began to encounter a barrier at the eastern end of the channel, gorging the headwaters of the Snake River with frequent rainfall.

These days, Ms. Walker, who declined to be interviewed for this article, talks less about healing the town than she does about uplifting its most vulnerable members.