Sentence examples for beyond the whole from inspiring English sources
"I'm beyond the whole black-white thing.
Some think Italian-Americans are very assimilated -- we're beyond the whole idea of 'The Sopranos,' and 'The Godfather' doesn't bother us.
The Amazing Spider-Man's other big issue (beyond the whole "too soon" issue) was the unconvincing CGI that punctuated Rhys Ifans' portrayal of the Lizard.
In "Yellow," a cluster of vases and bowls, most of them without flowers, merges with the upright forms of the buildings beyond, the whole scene unified by a golden light.
"If we are right, and if we prove there is gunfire, the implications go far beyond the whole issue of just whether the Davidians were killed or not," said Michael Caddell, the lead lawyer for the Branch Davidians.
With that said, the standalone Google Photos does bring a lot of rad new stuff to the table, even beyond the whole unlimited free storage thing.
Think Shop-Rite outfitted with a lavish food court, mix in some elements from Whole Foods, Zabar's, Bed, Bath & Beyond, put the whole thing on steroids, and you have Wegmans.
And I think Richie Hawtin has done something very similar with the whole Beyond EDM thing that he did with the college tour.
He's a natural writer whose honesty in AT THE KITCHEN TABLE: The Craft of Cooking at Home (Sasquatch, paper, $17.95) about being thrilled and intimidated to meet food-world celebs, about working to reproduce something he tasted and loved and about growing beyond the whole-food movement he joined as a youth is always engaging.
RNA in situ hybridisation methodologies typically provide tissue sub-structure or cellular resolution on a small number of organs and tissues, whilst analyses of the transcriptome, using technologies such as RNA-Seq and microarray, often encompass a broader range of organs and tissues but do not offer resolution beyond the whole-organ level.
Now everybody knows the passion for Real Madrid extends beyond Spain to the whole world, the big companies are coming to blows for the privilege of advertising their products with us, or to associate their names with Real Madrid.' If less than a third of the money comes from ticket sales, where does the rest come from?
