And though rooted in the traditions and times of the subcontinent, the value of their distinctive path can, we believe, transcend the milieu from which it arose.
For many, however, it is an opportunity to connect with their beliefs and culture on a deeper level, developing an understanding which they believe transcends words and speech.
Fanon had little patience with the cult of négritude which Aimé Césaire, also from Martinique, and Léopold Senghor, who became president of Senegal, believed would transcend racial barriers and rehabilitate African culture.
They envisioned a campaign with a single-minded focus on the economy, an issue they believed would transcend intramural Republican squabbling, and took comfort in their record of fund-raising for Tea Party candidates.
There are also performances that are inspired by Asian elements such as Kenneth Branagh's film As You Like It which deal with values that are believed to transcend cultures.
The one god was believed to transcend the world and all the other deities, while at the same time, the multiple gods were aspects of the one.
After I pointed out that adopting the signifiers of predominately African-American musical subgenres (ie. house and techno) from a predominately black city (Gary, Indiana) might nonetheless be viewed as an act of reckless cultural appropriation, he conceded that the record did indeed have a connection to the African-American experience, albeit one he believed to transcend racial boundaries.
These we must believe to transcend the flow of time, even if reason is unable to provide such faith with justification.
Those are the businesses that investors believe will transcend the vagaries of hit-driven economics.
But Inez Brooks-Myers, who is curating the Oakland show, believes Wong transcends the wearable-art movement.
