Meanings of religious exaltation in English

The old religious exaltation, strange emanation from the man McGregor, returns.

The German soldier sacrifices himself, in a frenzy of religious exaltation, to the War-God.

Humor and pathos, tragic bitterness and religious exaltation were all within reach of my hand.

Such are the moments of religious exaltation which cheat even the sharpest griefs of men and women.

The religious exaltation of the opening lines

From her father she had inherited a deep and thoughtful nature, predisposed to moral and religious exaltation.

A Scot of poetic temperament, and without religious exaltation, drops as if by nature into the public-house.

One of her visions in particular shows into what a state of religious exaltation she could be thrown.

The sight of her aroused in me feelings which bore, I think, a close resemblance to religious exaltation.

This was especially true among the Hasidim, the sect of enthusiasts who set religious exaltation above rabbinical lore.

This religious exaltation was not the privilege of the religious: it was the very soul of the revolutionary movement.

But Mildred could not appreciate such religious exaltation, yet it was her playing that had inspired the thought in me.

This child knows naught of what she does; she hath been led astray in a moment of excitement and religious exaltation, .

She in the meantime seems to have been in a state of religious exaltation which made her blind and deaf to all danger.

I said to myself that there was a strong element of religious exaltation in all Asiatics, and put his excitement down to this cause.

Repelled by the dull discourses, the young man missed the religious exaltation and poetic mysticism which the New England divines concealed in their polemic argument.