exaltation

Example Sentences

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Ambition and achievement, electronics and exaltation all figure in “Scientists & Engineers” from “Michael,” Killer Mike’s first solo album since he formed Run the Jewels with El-P.

From New York Times

In 2019, the Socialist government ordered the removal of Franco’s remains under an amended historical memory law that banned exaltation of the dictator at the site.

From Washington Times

Israeli officials have also suggested in the past that they believe holding onto the bodies could deter future Palestinian attacks and prevent exaltation of the dead at funerals, which can attract large, angry crowds.

From New York Times

“It’s the exaltation of the people and the revolutionary movement and the workers,” said Mr. Metraux.

From New York Times

Was it the implicit awkwardness of a televised exaltation or something worse?

From Washington Post