Sentence examples for does not go far beyond from inspiring English sources
The book does not go far beyond the actions of the Trust to the issues of the era.
A magical new technology does not go far beyond the resumes of the founding team.
---Dec. 1 Newsweek's "The Meaning of Michelle" cover by Allison Samuels is a smart idea and heartfelt but, of necessity, doesn't go far beyond speculative musings on the impact of a black First Lady, including spending a wee bit too much on her attire.
Public health plans in Aachen do not go far beyond the distribution of 130mg iodine pills, to protect against thyroid cancer.
The final sequence, which his editor George Tomasini worked on with Hitchcock's advice, however did not go far beyond the basic structural elements set up by Bass' storyboards.
Unlike earlier campaigns, which did not go far beyond attacking the forts of the frontier zone, this expedition was intended to penetrate deep into Asia Minor and exact vengeance.
But "Tribal" probably didn't go far beyond Dr. John's own specialized listenership.
You can find mentions of her in the manuals we teach from at church, but they don't go far beyond "she exists", and efforts by noted scholars and writers to expound on that have, in several instances, resulted in excommunication for apostasy.
For Secretary of State, the shortlist of top contenders includes John Bolton, former US Representative to the UN and well-known enforcer of the Bush era's hawkish foreign policy and aggressive worldview, but also Rudy Giuliani, whose official foreign policy credentials don't go far beyond delivering paid speeches and lobbying for foreign governments and political groups.
