Sentence examples for defy limits from inspiring English sources

Within Amazon, ideal employees are often described as "athletes" with endurance, speed (No. 8: "bias for action"), performance that can be measured and an ability to defy limits (No. 7: "think big").

It is supported by women who defy limits, like Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Cindy Lauper.

Hawk was as amazing then as he is now, and I always looked at him as an inspiration to defy limits, so I purposefully chose the name as a tribute.

The marathon itself is a stream of celebration, a parade of people defying limits, championing their determination and resolve.

But it has something to do with Lou Reed as a mythic figure: a person who fitted no category, who defied limits and trends and definitions.

Occasionally, in her capable recounting of Bentley's story, Olmsted, an assistant professor of history at the University of California, Davis, offers an incongruous feminist interpretation: "The real Bentley," she writes, "had been a strong woman who defied limits, laws and traditions".

Washington, Oct. 20--Archibald Cox, defying limits imposed on him by President Nixon, said today that he would return to Federal court in search of a decision that the President had violated valid orders to surrender nine tape recordings of White House conversations.

An outsized man, a man who defines and defies limits.

Not here nor there, it's tucked in the corner of a strip mall, defying limits, definition and time, in the way old friendships should.

I know I'm definitely not the best singer, but I think the message, the story behind the song about defying limits and borders placed by others, hopefully all that gets across with the performance.

But their limbs don't seem to want to obey their wills and keep entangling themselves in ways that appear to defy the limits of human physics.