Sentence examples for beyond categories from inspiring English sources

Now that he is in charge of the Norrlands Opera Company and Symphony Orchestra, Mr. Jarvi wants to encourage that audience to move beyond categories as well.

But the liberated Dean is beyond categories like liberal and centrist because he is beyond coherence.

By the time this picture was done in the second half of the 15th century, painting in Crete had moved far beyond categories like Byzantine and Gothic.

Munck suggests that we are now moving beyond categories of North and South as workers of the world share the impacts of global capitalism and the lessons to be learned.

The results aren't what can be tidily defined as jazz, but its venture beyond categories only makes it richer.

Which is why we are being challenged more often and more diversely to look beyond categories of "premodern," "modern," "postmodern," "Western," "Eastern" art movements to consider the implications of a single world manifold swept by the crosswinds of global diversity and renewed respect for indigenous cultures.

Hors categorie - French for "out of", or "beyond", category, this term refers to the enormous mountains the riders must get over on the road to Paris.

Duke Ellington loved to say his music was "beyond category".

Mount Hamilton is rated "beyond category" according to the Tour of California organizers, although it is somewhat shorter than most beyond-category climbs in the Tour de France.

John Edward Hasse's "Beyond Category" (1993), which draws on Ellington's archives, combines fluent organization of data with useful musical interpretation.

Yet like 'Visions of Johanna' or 'Memphis Blues Again', these songs are beyond category.