Sentence examples for breaking the bounds from inspiring English sources
Triple Pier Expo Antiques keep breaking the bounds, in terms of definition.
For Ginsberg and his friends, freedom lay in breaking the bounds of traditional prosody; for Brodsky and his friends, freedom came from reëstablishing a tradition that Stalin had tried to annihilate.
"A man in a tree could look down on daily existence like a bird in flight, a step to breaking the bounds of the ordinary, a hint of immortality".
He was soon breaking the bounds of his easygoing aunt's house (where his parents had foolishly put him) for the capital's gay fleshpots, here picking up kerb crawlers and cottagers, there finding disco music enjoyable.
Over coffee one morning, they said that emboldened by the success so far of "69°S.," which had been well-received in its previews, they were thinking — despite the advice of everyone they knew, their agent especially — of breaking the bounds not only of the marionette stage but of theater walls altogether.
They are constantly breaking the bounds of what American animation can look like and be about.
Breaks the bounds of what people generally agree are the moral rules for engagement in public discourse".
They were facing competition from 100 Jamaican-owned bakeries and, as Lowell saw it, they had to break the bounds of the immigrant neighborhoods.
Though the Ives festival featured many brilliant performances, there was, in the end, something dispiriting about the Philharmonic's attempt to break the bounds of programming convention.
"Art is de facto subversive," his instructor declares, encouraging her students to break the bounds of conformity -- and unintentionally leading Gerald to take morally suspect pictures of his young daughter.
