Sentence examples for uplifting from from inspiring English sources

I feel like a kid going back to school: the hair is cut; new shoes bought, and my one decent suit awaits uplifting from the dry cleaners.

No fans of brevity, the well-drilled group of musicians create grooves that are surprisingly uplifting from a band once thought of as sadistic and lacking melody.

"We want people to feel something uplifting from what we do.

Behaviors of rats were recorded for 3 minutes, with the grid number being counted as the horizontal score and the time of both frontal claws uplifting from the ground as the vertical score, with the 10 cm lines long being counted as travel along the wires score [ 16, 17].

The greatest uplifting from the deprivation and despair of poverty has come not from Church-dominated economies or from medieval feudalism, or from the serfdom of the Czars and authoritarian governments, or from socialism or communism, or from other variations of collectivism, and certainly not from interventionist economies with heavy taxation and regulation.

It was uplift from the start, with acute timing and byplay among the sailors.

The structures of the Lesser Caucasus, of the Talish Mountains, and of the Dzhavakhet-Armenian ranges likewise originated from folds uplifted from the Alpine geosyncline.

Patricia Budd I have experienced an overwhelming amount of kindness and generosity from complete strangers, since being uplifted from my home town of Fort McMurray.

I felt that an entire category of my experience had been uplifted from the Cimmerian realm of the Inexpressible into the clear, comforting light of the Known.

The Tetons consist of a gigantic fault block uplifted from Earth's crust beginning some six million years ago; the valley of Jackson Hole, through which flows the Snake River, represents a corresponding subsiding block along the fault line.

ASEAN-05 is endeavoring to uplift from efficiency to technology-driven economy (Afzal and Lawrey 2014).