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Books also helped to keep him going: Terry Pratchett's novel Going Postal was particularly "uplifting", but Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian was "definitely not".

Wainwright said: "What was particularly uplifting was that Ann, though suffering a terrible ordeal, had the presence of mind to rescue the woman who went to save her.

And maybe this one will be particularly uplifting.

It has been particularly uplifted by the accessibility and dominance of technology in our everyday personal and work surroundings.

UNICEF was particularly encouraged by the President's statement on strategies to support and uplift the status of children, women and the poor people of South Africa.

I was particularly taken by the way he uses such dark, menacing comparisons to describe something so mesmerising and uplifting.

Ms. Pasternak was particularly moved by Mr. Miyakawa's subversion of a common urban blight — plastic bags entangled in city trees — into something lovely and uplifting.

This year, however, a number of the year's biggest blockbusters have reflected the pessimism of the age: superhero stories may be broadly escapist, but it was hard to feel particularly uplifted by the brutal nihilism of Suicide Squad and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, nor the stern political allegories of Captain America: Civil War or Rogue One.

The Cambrian subsalt uplift and slope are particularly favorable positions for exploring for giant oil and gas fields.

It's a tale of uplift that reads like a showoffy scolding, conscious rap that's particularly self-righteous.

"The significant uplift in GB Radio's profitability together with the recovery in Irish radio and television advertising are particularly pleasing".