Sentence examples for difficult to transcend from inspiring English sources

There is an "us and them" quality that is difficult to transcend.

But Douglas M. Smith's tuneless music and Vernon L. Stefanic's meandering book and flat lyrics prove difficult to transcend.

That kind of word-of-mouth is difficult to transcend, especially when it circulates in a close-knit and far-flung cottage industry.

It is difficult to transcend this world, where any attempts at upward mobility are likely to be thwarted by bitterly angry peers determined to make sure no one escapes.

The challenge is that each medium has its own strengths, and media heavyweights are finding it difficult to transcend the boundaries.

Until the people running businesses have a greater sense that their counterparts at other companies are inclined to hire, stagnation could prove difficult to transcend.

It is difficult for children to transcend this situation and have a sense of self-worth and a responsibility to the larger community.

The youngest daughter of immigrants, she used her beauty, brains and force of will to transcend a difficult childhood and made life conform to her vision and aspirations.

The contagious emotion of fear (which is usually a ripple in most companies, but has become a tsunami) shuts down creativity, productive communication, and the sense of team spirit that one tends to find in those companies that are able to transcend the difficult times.

My faith asks me to transcend the most difficult obstacles".

Finding a way to transcend the country's divisions has proved difficult.