Sentence examples for with a greater exaltation of from inspiring English sources
"I'm a prisoner of hope; maybe we can emerge with a greater exaltation of our rights," he says.
No, with a grand exaltation of "STOP TIME!", he stops clocks.
To department stores they're a big beautiful exaltation of larks….
In Germany, music was treated as great art and an exaltation of the human spirit, enjoying a prestige unthinkable in Russia.
Both produced art in which great beauty could be an expression, even an exaltation, of horrific cruelty.
What interested him was a mythical exaltation of "the Indian".
The final twist is that the most drunk character is transformed to a new exaltation of spirit.
With mutual exaltation of God and country and a shared aim of nurturing "morally straight" men with leadership skills and a service ethic, the Mormons and the Boy Scouts seem made for each other, as entwined as a square knot.
You might imagine that the Reagan years, with their exaltation of moneymaking and markets, would see a revival of the pro-business movie, but it didn't happen.
One of the many great things about "Moonrise Kingdom" is that Wes Anderson's celebration of early-sixties accoutrements comes with his exaltation of self-controlling method.
Who says Americans have to celebrate the Fourth of July with Tchaikovsky's hackneyed concert overture, "1812," an exaltation of czarist Russia at the expense of Napoleonic France?
