uplifting

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• Smiles says the Overview Effect is an “uplifting” perspective to strive toward, but it should not become a utopian vision when it comes to living in space.

• I’ve now removed the writers from any possibility of passing judgment on me in a meaningful way for the rest of my life, and it actually feels uplifting.

• The field of flags — 200,000 of them planted across the Mall, which was silent and otherwise empty — was as uplifting as it was sobering.

• Inaugurations are typically predictable, occasionally uplifting, sometimes boring — but Americans always could take for granted the peaceful transition from president to president.

• It was an uplifting discussion, with each of the CEOs agreeing that purpose and profit are not at odds in today’s business world.

• He considered music to be a healing art, an “uplifting” art.

• Instead, it's for the mainstream crowds looking for an uplifting fall film.

• It has its own heartbeat and a sincerity and entertainment value, and is quite uplifting.

• In an uplifting turn, the 49ers traded for Martin, who was systematically harassed by his offensive line mate.

• Unfortunately, very little of the dialogue involving race in America today is positive, uplifting, or inspirational.

• Many who had been reclaimed from evil courses came about me, and we gave thanks with much of the heart.