Sentence examples for a word beyond from inspiring English sources

This time, not a word beyond the condolences from the village.

Mrs Brookfield was clearly an example of what a domestic servant in a Dickens novel would refer to as a "spanker" – a word beyond polite society and somewhere close to my father's "smashing bit of stuff".

I should be flattered if "Wild Fruits" were, as Berman states, "partly Dean's," but in fact the book does not add a word beyond what Thoreau himself wrote, nor does it organize his thoughts in any way beyond what he intended.

Leonard Nimoy was the only man I have ever known who could perform Shakespeare in Yiddish; he could make you appreciate the beauty even if you didn't understand a word beyond, "Oy gevalt, Hamlet".

If there is a word beyond 'sublime' to describe the sensuous physical concerto performed by Huang- Pei-huandnd Tsai Ming-yuan then I am remiss in not using it.

This is the second in a series of posts called "Words Beyond Walls".

This is the first in a series of posts called "Words Beyond Walls". To support Sonia and her children, sign her petition and ask the U.S. government to release her.

Elaboration refers to the amount of detail given in a response, and abstractness measures the degree to which a slogan or a word moves beyond being a label for something concrete.

Connotation is the feeling or emotional punch a word has, beyond the dictionary definition.

In his signature campaign ad, Sanders doesn't say a single word beyond his endorsement.

In my experience, octoroon was a word rarely heard beyond the American South.