Examples of using Exalted in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In classical tragedy, the protagonist is a tragic hero of exalted social status whose own character flaw combines with fate to bring about their ruin.
Because this exalted and fortifying feeling can lead- in and because of certain cultural and social circumstances- to a feeling of helplessness,
In this exalted state, you will rediscover who you really are
I like to use the word enlightenment not for some exalted state of mind but for the very doable,
Exalted Mehmed, emperor of emperors,
In many tragedies, the protagonist is a tragic hero of exalted social status whose own character flaw combines with fate to bring about their ruin.
Even in his exalted position, Jesus will humbly submit to his Father's will, and so should we.
With their exalted heights and almost mystical inaccessibility,
Barinkay is once more deflated realising that he cannot marry anyone of such exalted rank, though Saffi says that she will always love him.
he who humbles himself will be exalted.”.
Although not many are privileged to actually see these exalted visitors, Rabbi Pinchas was definitely one of the select few who had this experience on an annual basis.
What is the ethos of“dedicating one's soul,” which Rabbi Pfeffer comes out against, if not religious excellence in the most exalted manner?
Just because you have had a baby doesn't make you more exalted than the rest of us.
he who humbles himself will be exalted.”.
Slowly but surely you shall learn of your true history and your exalted place in the Universe.
Although not many are privileged to actually see these exalted visitors, Rav Pinchas was definitely one of the select few who had this exalted experience on an annual basis.
You could run around the outside of the Earth five times in one minute when you are FEELING exalted… enthusiastic.
The public nature of the legal proceeding- which itself provides publicity- fulfills an exalted need in the system of open government and law.
Jewish name“Aliya” derived from the Hebrew word“aliyah“, and meant“highest, most exalted one, the best.”.
others may feel very exalted for no real reason.