Sentence examples for be expected to transcend from inspiring English sources
Of course, every new president who comes in on a wave of popular support can be expected to transcend partisan divisions for a while.
He was expected to transcend Brazil's first competitive game in 23 months, expected to dazzle, expected to restore an element of the footwork of the gods of Jogo Bonito.
As in any other domain, art was expected to be structured by stable categories that transcend the diversity of works and the variability of human attitudes.
This feature is expected to create a vast Facebook -centric recommendation network that transcends the social network, with CEO Mark Zuckerberg estimating over 1 billion likes on the first day of its launch.
The recent graduate with a business degree is expected to have not just highly relevant, but highly varied business skills that transcend several corporate job functions.
That balance Romano speaks of transcends his sets, on stages across the globe and he is expected to do the same this weekend.
For many urban youth, Jeremy Lin's story is a perfect example of how one can transcend the categories they are placed in, and do more than they are expected to.
A key feature of the clan system was its ability to transcend band differences within the tribes; one was generally expected to provide hospitality to clan relatives regardless of their band loyalties, thus integrating the tribe as a whole.
This is expected: people from older centuries appear on Wikipedia because their ideas and actions have transcended time (through secondary sources).
