Sentence examples for a subject beyond from inspiring English sources

To my mind, it suggests something different, that the Holocaust is probably a subject beyond art and certainly beyond satire.

Leaving off in mid-sentence like this probably means she was called away for dinner, or to see some spectacle, but suggests a greater going away, that shift known to all parents, that moment when Susy discovered a subject beyond her father.

There have also been a number of studies addressing the relative frequency work-aggravated asthma, a subject beyond the scope of this systematic review [ 55].

The 80 participants (39%) with mathematics as a subject beyond the mandatory first year at upper secondary school had a median 2 years extra teaching, ranging from 1 to 4 years.

A review of reviews, therefore, serves two important purposes: first, summarising the evidence base on a subject beyond the scope of a single review, and second, highlighting areas where the literature is inadequate and where additional reviews are required.

This is a subject well beyond the scope of this paper but see, for example [ 64].

Both the Kaplan-Meier method and the Cox proportional hazards (PH) model allow one to analyze censored data [ 1, 19], and to estimate the survival probability, S t), that is the probability that a subject survives beyond some time t.

Not many books this season concentrate on a particular subject beyond the personality of their author.

"After Tiller," a new documentary focused on the four doctors in the United States openly performing third-trimester abortions, takes a complicated subject beyond the familiar muck of abstract and often ill-informed talking points to deliver a frank portrayal of the real life situations of the physicians and their desperate patients.

This was covered in the project proposal and is in any case a very complex subject beyond a simple listing of disaster occurrences.

Is any subject beyond the pale for under-16s?