Sentence examples for Uplifts from high-quality English sources.

• Everything uplifts, and everything soars.

• Peak claims its customers can see major uplifts by using its AI tech.

• The characters, both in the past and in the ‘present’ are so valiant, it always uplifts me.”

• A deep rift valley is not formed because the vertical uplifts are cancelled out by faults that downdrop uplifted blocks.

• I want to take accountability for my own missteps in all of this as well as be part of a world that uplifts and supports.

• These are most thoroughly dissected in rain-and-river environments (sometimes attaining local mountainous relief on uplifts).

• In the constituency being contested by Mr Khan, a voter called Rauf told me he was voting for "anyone who uplifts the country".

• The first is based on his concept of prayer, and defines repentance as an act in which a person uplifts himself to a higher level than at the time of the sin.

Use Uplifts in a sentence.

• When the Wanderers go “elbow-titting,” the old-style uplifts that make girls’ breasts look like rockets seem to go on the attack against the bosom-obsessed boys.

• Its geological history is complex; as a result of intense folding, faulting, uplifts, and denudations, some older strata of rock have been thrust over younger strata.

• Dennis, who boasts a direct lineage to trailblazing baseball player Jackie Robinson, has created a clothing company that uplifts the Black community, instills creativity and promotes the city of Pasadena.

• The uplifts in the Colorado Plateau are not as great as those elsewhere in the Rockies, and therefore less erosion has occurred; Precambrian rocks have been exposed only in the deepest canyons, such as the Grand Canyon.

• The evidence suggests that Mohenjo-daro suffered more than once from devastating floods of abnormal depth and duration, owing not merely to the encroaching Indus but possibly also to a ponding back of the Indus drainage by tectonic uplifts between Mohenjo-daro and the sea.

• Although isolated mountains and mountainous terrains exist on all continents, most mountain belts not part of either the Circum-Pacific or the Alpine-Himalayan systems either are composed of residual mountains or owe their existences to localized thermally induced uplifts.

• In the north and northwest the Front Range, the Medicine Bow Mountains, the Park Range, and the Rabbit Ears Range are major uplifts, and Rocky Mountain National Park (established 1915) in the western part of the Front Range is a popular destination for tourists and outdoors enthusiasts.

• "Whereas we have gained modest uplifts in shares for some stocks, the stark reality is that the demersal sector enters 2021 facing significant shortfalls across a range of key species, which is down to the fact that we can no longer enter into direct swaps with colleagues in Europe," he said.