Sentence examples for a leap beyond from inspiring English sources

There's a place for imagination to take a leap beyond what we currently know".

The symbol-covered Shigir Idol represents a leap beyond this sort of naturalistic art.

But at a certain point the play takes a leap beyond tidy smirkiness into the outer space of sloppier, cruder and far more satisfying nonsense.

More mysteriously, the Gesture isn't even that much of a leap beyond the Leap, Steelcase's own earlier adjusto-chair and its most popular model.

This, of course, is not much of a leap beyond the kind of slides former Vice President Al Gore used in the lectures that became the book "An Inconvenient Truth".

Radical Atoms takes a leap beyond Tangible Bits by assuming a hypothetical generation of materials that can change form and appearance dynamically, becoming as reconfigurable as pixels on a screen.

A "bail in" is a quantum leap beyond a "bail out".

Reports from completed trials suggest that pharmacists may find the implementation and delivery of a specialist service a significant leap beyond their everyday practice.

It was a leap forward, beyond electricity and into electronics.

While the move from these objects to images of them and ultimately to hieroglyphics seems natural enough, Mendelssohn muses that the transition from hieroglyphics to a written alphabet "required a leap," far beyond ordinary human powers (Jerusalem (1983), p. 108/Gesammelte Schriften 8, p. 174).

While Chandra only has the same resolving power as an 8" (0.20 meter) telescope, Lynx will really take a great leap beyond, with sensitivity that's greater by a factor of 50-to-100, depending on the energy of the X-rays, and sixteen times the field of view.