loftiness

Some of the very tall feel their loftiness has not had much to do with anything.

Loftiness of purpose or concern for national interest would be no defense.

The departure area is dazzling in its light and loftiness.

In domestic life he impressed all who knew him by his loftiness of principle.

But there was no diminution in the loftiness of his feeling for her.

It's about massacring people while in a state of spiritual loftiness.

If he had reached the loftiness of his prayer, there would be no occasion for such comment.

The loftiness of her thoughts seemed to uplift us all as we listened.

They define their dignity by the loftiness of their thinking.

But the loftiness of such goals, instructors emphasized, made winning more critical.

What we are doing is lofty, and people don't expect loftiness from Newark.

The right use of Fate is to bring up our conduct to the loftiness of nature.

But it is surpassing in loftiness: its two masts top out at 118 and 113 feet.

Such loftiness is rare these days, but some standards of language are still being rigorously maintained.

What makes a mountain, a geographical term implying loftiness and bulk, small?

Rising on her own steam, she stared down at me with a lurching loftiness.

With outright loftiness, he informed them, "The regiment which guards the king himself!"

As with much else in "Desert" this is loftiness in the service of parable.

One sees that loftiness in works exhibited throughout the museum, but at two points it strikes with comic force.

And he lacks the pretension to explain himself with the loftiness that press conferences require here.

Several acknowledged the inspiration suggested by the loftiness of the phrase, but only a couple endorsed its literal meaning.

With considerable royal loftiness, in fact, marred only by her stumble as she passed through the hatch.

And I am learning to understand your loftiness and her baseness.'

But the loftiness comes at a sacrifice.

"Of course," repeated the great man, with a sort of absent-minded loftiness.