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

But his praise of the new, strong federal hand in the nation's airports does not go much beyond that.

The right of the state to regulate laws of evidence is admitted, and the statute does not go much beyond the common law.

Although his party had the majority in the County Legislature, some former colleagues say that Mr. Lazio's legacy does not go much beyond the dimple now found in Mr. Binder's tie.

Observing her in "Annie" rehearsals last month revealed a soprano working to adapt a big operatic voice to the musical stage, a singing artist whose experience in spoken dialogue does not go much beyond the German text of Beethoven's "Fidelio," a performer comfortable in foreign librettos striving to find the right balance between Old West twang and her natural flat heartland tones.

Adams's music is as eclectic as ever; sometimes a bit soft-centred, perhaps, with solo-violin writing that does not go much beyond Prokofiev, but stuffed with allusions to a panoply of 20th-century models, with Messiaen the most surprising inclusion.

Our present understanding of Wyclif's theory does not go much beyond this.

But the notion of protection doesn't go much beyond that, I think.

The show doesn't go much beyond this point chronologically, which is fine.

What we need to see is more of the relationship between Bernie and Marjorie, which, as portrayed here, doesn't go much beyond what people describe.

The current administration's lack of a nuanced strategy doesn't go much beyond rolling back civil liberties and using brute force.

This account doesn't go much beyond what has been in the Times — indeed, follow-ups have overtaken it — but Risen offers a useful perspective on what the C.I.A. has been doing since September 11th, and some devastating summary judgments.