Sentence examples for ability to transcend from inspiring English sources

"The ability to transcend their leading man-ness," is what Erickson said makes a great leading man.

He had an amazing ability to transcend generations.

Tells about nineteenth century artists and their ability to transcend their illness to create art.

The writing system has had other virtues, including a unique ability to transcend time and space.

Americans must once again show their ability to transcend group interests for a common national cause.

Despite their intimacy, such songs show Wainwright's ability to transcend the strictly personal.

In a 20-minute address, Mr. Kennedy hailed Mr. Obama's ability to transcend racial divisions.

Newton's MVP season last year was defined by his ability to transcend his situation.

But also the ability to transcend the language of a music that actually never excited me that much.

Also not because of their ability to 'transcend national borders' [ 36], which again entails the how-many-borders-question (leading to nowhere).

But the passio did not focus on pain for its own sake, but on the martyr's god-like ability to transcend suffering.