| Spurred by the urge for excellence, Indian women are foraying into the rarified entrepreneurial space. |
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| He noticed worriedly that the overcrowded pool area felt overly warm and thought that the air was rarified. |
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| It's one of those rarified treats when you are simply left reaching for words. |
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| The intoxicating brio of the coda capped a performance that approached that rarified aura of perfection! |
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| His club have taken him to the rarified heights of the Premiership's top three and the international caps continue to flow in a steady stream. |
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| In the rarified air of the college rock cognoscente, this band falls behind perhaps only a few of the best indie bands in swooning acclaim. |
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| Thus began Cooper's serendipitous ascent into the more rarified air of the arts and crafts. |
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| I know the air is pretty rarified in academia, but has the good professor considered taking an evening course in the university of life? |
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| Well, it sounds like it, or at least the particularly rarified form of it practiced by the kind of names mentioned above. |
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| Changes in the game might have rarified some of old-time hockey's staple techniques, but what of the future? |
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| In more rarified circles, Chinese and Indian artists are winning acclamation at the highest levels. |
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| But more than anything yet seen in Moore's career, this film was made in the bubble and breathes truly rarified air. |
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| The air here isn't that rarified and most of us like to do other things as well. |
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| A skin lacking in them is less supple, more prone to dry out and its collagen becomes more rarified and alters. |
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| The atmosphere has been rarified further by escalating numbers of terrorist bombings — a la Iraq, a la Afghanistan. |
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| Dig Deeper concerts also did something more rarified — they acknowledged artists while they were still alive. |
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| However, outside the rarified atmosphere of stock markets and financial journalism, little is known about them. |
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| Despite conventional views, Canada's arts and culture sector is not a rarified or disconnected element of society. |
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| The two are inseparable within the rarified spheres of the Watchmaking Art. |
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| As befits its position as the most rarified model in the family, the Fifty Fathoms Tourbillon is offered exclusively in red gold and white gold. |
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| Now these antique allusions add a rarified, elegant seasoning to the work. |
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| Up there where the air is rarified, a driver finds a degree of calm unknown to those in lower cars who are obliged to stare blindly into his exhaust pipe. |
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| The second, called ANDE-2, will measure the density and composition of the rarified atmosphere 200 miles above the Earth's surface. |
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| As you can imagine, there's a vacuum in space, but it is a very rarified environment up there. |
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| Internet access was not available beyond the rarified circles of the military, science and high technology. |
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| When these ropes erupt through the surface into the solar atmosphere, which is much more rarified, they form complicated systems of magnetic loops. |
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| Tschiffely's nose bled in the rarified air. |
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| Not content to remain within the rarified walls of the gallery, Jones explores the effect of her work upon culture at large and claims a space in it for her overlooked subjects. |
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| It's getting better at the rarified air level, among stars who get the very top salaries,'' Burman said. |
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| They occupy the same space, the rarified matter of which they are made intermingling with no more difficulty than ether permeates dense physical matter. |
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| It might be also, that attracted by that great void Vacuum... all the ambients would be rarified, and particularly, the air. |
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| Director Mick Garris extended an invitation and Russell, Tribble, and Rupe joined the Masters of Horror for one of their rarified dinners. |
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| Pocketbooks can signify a common touch among the most rarified. |
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| Find a scent with a story There's nothing very enigmatic about wearing a fragrance anyone could identify instantly, so seek out something more rarified and surprising with character behind it. |
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| Little Wisco, includes the neighborhood haunts Joseph Leonard and Jeffrey's Grocery, the trendy cocktail den Fedora, and the excellent, more rarified Perla. |
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| Indeed, authenticity in recent years has established itself as the most rarified form of status competition, often attracting only the most well-heeled and competitive players to the game. |
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| The early stages of his upbringing being far removed from that of the rarified atmosphere, at the courts of the last Valois Kings, whom he subsequently succeeded. |
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| For several days, we have been skiing up the gentle snowfields of the mountain's western flank, allowing our bodies to slowly adjust to the rarified air. |
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| In that sense, the Chilean case reflects much more accurately public-private differences than cases where private schools operate in a rarified, selective atmosphere at the margins of public education. |
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