The phrase "beyond image" is a valid expression of the English language that can be used in written English.
For example, you could say, "The President's speech revealed a vision of justice that went beyond image and reached into the heart of the matter."
Beyond image, though, James has a championship to win.
The advantages go beyond image to the bottom line, supporters say.
Beyond image, though, a number of other issues face the executives who now run the company.
Mr. Singleton examines what this means in a film that "earns credibility for its insights by moving beyond image and rhetoric" (A. O. Scott).
Ronald Bergan explained last week how Godard embodied the spirit of May 68, managing to "go beyond film, beyond image into the other arts and into politics".
"Baby Boy" earns credibility for its insights by moving beyond image and rhetoric and quickly establishing Jody, his friends, lovers and family members as complex, striving, fallible human beings.
Beyond image-burnishing, the suit is a pragmatic attempt to move away from litigating cases one by one, which is costly and time-consuming.
If many Americans know little about African culture beyond images of Maasai warriors in National Geographic, this ignorance became fertile ground for Mutu's explorations.
Ms. Heighter was at her hair salon on Main Street, Beyond Images of Beauty, when two officers came in to tell her that her son Pfc.
Making the industrial revolution more human through personal history gives ideas on how to get beyond images of vast machines and disease-ridden slums and back to the individual human beings children can relate to.
True, Le Canard Enchaîné has a Web page, but there is little on it beyond images of old front pages and the suggestion that you buy the paper on Wednesdays at your newsstand.
