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Tending to exalt.
ennobling
inspiring
1
An exponent, observe, and
exalting
influence; but not the root or cause.
2
I walked along the street
exalting
her to viewless pinnacles of high-heartedness.
3
This depreciation of others is the most approved method of
exalting
ourselves.
4
What an
exalting
principle this which leads one to suffer for another!
5
All religions agree in
exalting
the wisdom and infinite power of the Deity.
6
Were we not a new country
exalting
in Martin Luther King Jr's dream?
7
In time, however, the kings followed the example of Hammurabi by
exalting
Merodach.
8
Thou hast done clumsily in
exalting
children-suchpoor little simpletons-sohigh.
9
His De Conciliorum Auctoritate was welcomed at Rome as
exalting
the papal authority.
10
Her touch, the perfume of her passion, had their
exalting
effect upon him.
11
Her touch, the perfume of her passion, had their
exalting
effect on him.
12
Beethoven insists on
exalting
you, but Wagner lets you revel and feel naughty.
13
Jeremy trembled and shook, not with cold, but with
exalting
,
completely satisfying happiness.
14
The invisible music rose to an
exalting
climax, then broke off.
15
Yet the contemporary way of
exalting
the body is deceptive.
16
To produce a hymn one needs something more
exalting
than poetic fancy; an influence
exalting
exalt
exalt in
exalt effect
exalt influence
exalt abstention
exalting beauty