Sentence examples for difficulty to transcend from inspiring English sources

As a measure of this feat's difficulty, to transcend Jewish identity, to have this seductive power of self-determination, it was necessary to leave human identity behind.

But, as the critic Russell Ferguson writes in this new book about Graham's work, photography has always encountered difficulty when attempting to transcend its representative abilities, and claim "the status of art".

Our spiritual integrity gives us the opportunity to transcend difficulties through awareness.

Two recent books by very different women whose lives have unfolded in very different circumstances bear witness to the amazing power of music to transcend unimaginable difficulties and to inspire hope in the human spirit.

An old civilization, Iran, close to nature and its deep resources, is able to express the great traditional meaning of hope as that which helps us to transcend our endless difficulties and darkness.

The allegations of molestation seemed to transcend sports, and the difficulty in which the B.B.W.A.A. approached the matter seemed to reflect that.

Starting with the mayoral administrations of George Voinovich in the 1980s and subsequently of Michael White, Cleveland has undertaken to transcend its social and economic difficulties.

Would you pay to transcend?

Mr. Obama wanted to transcend partisanship.

Smith, though, seems to transcend technique.

We have to transcend ideological differences.