Sentence examples for Exceed the bounds from inspiring English sources

But, Ms. Berman added, she wanted to make sure the show didn't exceed the bounds of good taste.

"Yo Mama's Last Supper" isn't a masterpiece but, for better or worse, neither does it exceed the bounds of normal provocation today.

In addition, he said, in the absence of restrictions, those who control corporations "could exceed the bounds imposed on their own contributions by diverting money through the corporation".

According to Shereshevsky, he returned to the newspaper that day and told his editor that his memory had been tested and was found to exceed the bounds of what was believed to be physically possible.

This is the most self-conscious piece of authorial cuteness that is rendered in Astrid's voice, but it does not for a moment exceed the bounds of what a 12-year-old might think.

"I have learned that substantial sums have passed from Monsignor Gradilone to one or more individuals in amounts that greatly exceed the bounds of charity normally accepted as a response to people in serious need," Bishop Thomas V. Daily, whose diocese comprises Brooklyn and Queens, told parishioners at five Masses yesterday at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs.

Russell's imagination continually exceeds the bounds of a three-act structure.

Oduch's various descriptions and their accompanying pictures exceeded the bounds of prurience.

Ruling unanimously, the court said Mr. Bell "exceeded the bounds of discretion" afforded his office.

His playing is infinitely refined without ever exceeding the bounds of what's idiomatic for the music.

The commission, it said, had been guilty of "manifest error" and had "exceeded the bounds of its discretion".