high places

plural noun

1. positions and offices of influence and importance

   a scandal in high places

Example Sentences

“This is a media-savvy movement, filling the airwaves with claims that those opposed to them are cutural Marxists, communists and, in the words of Wallnau, demons that have to be removed from the high places of culture and society,” Tabachnick said.

From Salon

"This is a media-savvy movement, filling the airwaves with claims that those opposed to them are cutural Marxists, communists and demons that have to be removed from the high places of culture and society."

From Salon

"There were people in high places that didn’t want me to be a success"

From Salon

There were people in high places that didn’t want me to be a success.

From Salon

As Wallnau put it in an essay printed in the 2013 volume Invading Babylon, “We need more disciples in the right place, the high places. The world is a matrix of overlapping systems or spheres of influence. We are called to go into the entire matrix and invade every system with an influence that liberates that system’s fullest potential.”

From Slate