Sentence examples for does not advance much beyond from inspiring English sources

Once she gives us her dramatis personae, the action around Alik's deathbed does not advance much beyond character sketches, a few acidly humorous scenes and the unexplained phenomenon that everybody around Alik gets a little better because he is there.

And as southern Westchester has grown more urbanized and congested over the decades, they have retreated to a country setting where stop signs are free of graffiti and crime does not advance much beyond a smashed mailbox or two.

Malcolm's Kingdom did not extend over the full territory of modern Scotland: the north and west of Scotland remained in Scandinavian, Norse-Gael and Gaelic control, and the areas under the control of the Kings of Scots did not advance much beyond the limits set by Malcolm II (Máel Coluim mac Cináeda) until the 12th century.

But they don't advance much.

These may be good points, but Ms. von Bonin's overproduced and ideologically overdetermined work does not advance beyond what commodity-critique artists like Haim Steinbach and Jeff Koons have done with much greater conceptual and aesthetic efficiency.

Beyond the critique of functional explanations, Elster does not advance any original argument in support of methodological individualism.

This is Mississippi we're talking about, a place that in many ways has not advanced much beyond the Middle Ages.

Unfortunately, debate in this arena has, for the most part, not advanced much beyond these simplistic claims.

Soundgarden doesn't advance beyond reclaiming its proven strengths on "King Animal," but those strengths are substantial.

"It doesn't advance the science very much".

Many urologists without fellowship training perform laparoscopy, but do not advance beyond hand-assisted, extirpative laparoscopy.