Sentence examples for go beyond language from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the barriers go beyond language".

Finally, families will learn that Elizabethan legacies go beyond language.

Music is a fantastic vehicle for expressing energy, emotion, feelings that go beyond language.

As a Swiss, growing up in a country where four languages are spoken, I had a great desire to go beyond language".

But in his writings Montaigne seems to go beyond language – and language as metaphor – and begins to explore a deeper, more instinctive conception of our understanding of others, one that has only recently begun to be understood.

And since such habits of speech are cultivated from the earliest age, it is only natural that they can settle into habits of mind that go beyond language itself, affecting your experiences, perceptions, associations, feelings, memories and orientation in the world.

Elizabeth Benjamin, a lawyer at the Legal Aid Society, said the problem went beyond language.

-Why might it be important or interesting to believe that all human beings share a common ability to understand the world that goes beyond language?

Communication goes beyond language.

In each of these examples, the LAs seem to demonstrate an understanding of formative assessment that goes beyond language use.

"This time because the conference was so important to us and to our history as a people who suffered from anti-Semitism and the Holocaust, we have gone beyond, to specific language," he said.