Meanings of great exaltation in English

But the great exaltation of offering their best was not for them.

They were still upborne by a great anxiety and a great exaltation, too.

It is a young, girlish face, but the head is suggestive of great exaltation.

He had hoped to achieve great exaltation of spirit by Brother Anselm's silent presence.

And with the humiliation came a great exaltation.

A great exaltation had come to him: he was like one lifted up by his angels.

And underneath it was a great exaltation.

They did not feel the need of sleep, and they were upborne, too, by a great exaltation.

But by this time, to my great exaltation of spirits there had succeeded an equally dismal depression.

He suddenly felt a great exaltation.

Such a one at Ventadour ran three courses with me betwixt daybreak and sunrise, to the great exaltation of his lady.

To me it was akin to those pregnant hours of my life through which I had passed in great exaltation of spiritual fervour.

And Felix Bonpre sighed-heknew not why-exceptthat he was always sorry for women who loved men with any very great exaltation or devotion.

And then also shall be Christ's greatest exaltation.

It was not made obligatory, but those who practised it were to have greater exaltation in the next world.

Intense magnetic consciousness-withoutthought concerning it-secures ,byits uplifting and stimulating influence, the greatest exaltation of personal powers when employed.