Sentence examples for are actually beyond from inspiring English sources
But some doctors in trouble with state boards are not bad doctors at all -- they are good doctors who have become entangled in bad situations despite medical skills and habits that are actually beyond reproach.
You could gripe that some of the scenarios are actually beyond parody, such as a bedroom farce in which a randy plumber invites a pert housewife to grease his stopcock; or a Downton-esque period piece that you actually have to sit through twice, after an audience member has been conscripted to read from cue cards.
Future scientific practitioners will sooner or later recognize that the audience, users and consumers of their research results are actually beyond their scientific peers, but the wider and diverse global public (Wong 2014c).
Here reported IVF pregnancy rates in Caucasians and Asians, considering their poor ovarian reserve, are actually beyond expectations, while those of Africans appear more in line with expectations at mean ages of 38 years, FSH of 11.0 mIU/mL and AMH of 1.4 ng/mL.
Scott has a love life that, though notionally filled with angst, is actually beyond the wildest dreams of most real-life saddos and geeks.
This is actually beyond a joke.
I am actually beyond the point of certainty.
However, this size is actually beyond the range of sizes than can reliably be determined with dynamic light scattering.
Nonetheless, to compensate Ezekiel's negative anthropology, Ezekiel's theology already positively emphasized that God were actually beyond and above the international system and were not constrained by the Israeli failure.
What was actually beyond disappointing, jumping over the borderline to absolutely ludicrous was Costa's defense (issued through his lawyer): Costa "detests marijuana".
Ya see, what had happened was (Will Smith in Fresh Prince voice), the combination of a struggling quarterback (he was actually beyond struggling, but I don't know a word for that) and a non-existent offensive line made for a 34-7 loss.
