Sentence examples for aims to transcend from inspiring English sources

Helsinki aims to transcend conventional public transport by allowing people to purchase mobility in real time, straight from their smartphones.

Boulé is a classically trained dancer who once studied ballet, but in her contemporary practice she aims to transcend established techniques.

The book aims to transcend the political election cycle in favor of the universal; Monnin only delves into her experience with Trump in the foreword.

It aims to transcend clichés that have piled up over the years, he explained, by portraying a pair of local patrol officers, played by Mr. Gyllenhaal and Mr. Peña, who are not crazed or corrupt.

Its universalising message aims to transcend ethnic and linguistic barriers, and it has no place for the local cults of Sufism.Many Chechens and Dagestanis find the new form of Islam alien and uncomfortable, and some actively oppose it.

If it takes a specific kind of woman to stand the "feminist test," one who is not so involved with her husband, perhaps, or one who is without political ambition, or one who is a feminist yet somehow "transcends" her womanhood (as "Obama aims to transcend race"), I am afraid we will never see that woman.

During New York Fashion Week, brands aim to transcend the expected — clothes — with spectacle.

If the Cult's music started low and aimed to transcend, Monster Magnet stayed resolutely grounded in rock's primal move: the forward thrust.

His map, so Brotton convincingly demonstrates, "was part of a cosmography that aimed to transcend the theological persecution and division of sixteenth-century Europe".

The eight designs for a memorial at ground zero, gleaming with hanging candles and translucent tubes and reflecting pools and the smiling faces of those killed on 9/11, aim to transcend.

Peter Wyatt, a 20-year-old from northern Belfast, says that he was briefly a member of a new party called NI21 which aimed to transcend the old Protestant v Catholic divisions.