Sentence examples for beyond a boundary from inspiring English sources

CLR James's Beyond a Boundary remains one of the finest books not just about cricket, but about humanity.

Netherland by Joseph O'Neill 247pp, Fourth Estate, £14.99 "What do they know of America who only America know?" So asked Joseph O'Neill in an essay he published last year on CLR James's Beyond a Boundary (1963), a classic of anti-colonial literature that's also said to be the best book on cricket ever written.

Beyond a Boundary was part of a movement.

Beyond a Boundary demonstrates that profound connections can be grasped by a popular sporting audience.

James went on to write the classic book on cricket, Beyond a Boundary, but he was also a leading Trotskyist who met and corresponded with Trotsky.

Fifty years ago, after a March as cold as the one just gone, my husband CLR James's semi-autobiographical Beyond a Boundary appeared as the cricket season opened.

In Jamaica (and other CARICOM nations), there is a renewed interest in Beyond Boundaries, a comparative study of criminal deportation and its impact by Dr. Annmarie Barnes, a noted criminologist.

On first arriving at his new home, he is given a map of the neighbourhood, on which is marked a boundary beyond which he cannot stray.

The two controversies, together, indicate a boundary beyond which judicial rulings and legislative acts cannot resolve disputes — where we have to live with the disagreeable opinions of fellow citizens.

SAN DIEGO--One of the most famous astronomical predictions of the 20th century was the black hole, a massive object circumscribed by a boundary beyond which nothing can escape.

Yet I argue that what we face first is a "perception singularity": a boundary beyond which events cannot be perceived by the observer.