Sentence examples for ever further beyond from inspiring English sources

Mitchell moved ever further beyond her own experience, delving not only deeper into jazz but also into black history; the album was as much a voice for the dispossessed as it was a biography of Mingus.

Should his predictions come to pass, instead of humanity continuing to explore ever further beyond Earth we will be sealed off from the rest of the cosmos inside a cocoon of our own space waste.

But, tellingly, no one comes off as beyond redemption except Boaz, who sinks ever further into a bog of depravity.

Soon after Suzanne's death in 1988, Beckett writes: "I fear I'm beyond repair, body & mind, & ever further with every passing ghost".

But as Leonard casts his eye ever further eastwards, and southwards - to an ever-expanding EU, well beyond what we have come to regard as Europe - the argument becomes less convincing and ever more fanciful.

"It isolates women ever further.

The salinity seeped ever further inland.

And it seems ever further away.

Beyond the headline numbers, the results speak to widening inequality in much of the wealthy world, as students from affluent homes pull ever further away from impoverished peers.

The familiar recedes ever further and further into the background.

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