Sentence examples for graduates beyond from inspiring English sources

When Harry and Mimi are separated, and he finds himself reeling in the wake of one of the more virulent forms of modern misogyny, he graduates beyond the compliant stage of Mimiolatry into fully-fledged ideological discipleship.

They have left the great outdoors, graduated beyond the gap year, and flocked into the city.

When it came to Kristen Stewart, however, I never graduated beyond the status of window shopper.

Now the scene has graduated beyond photography to include painting, sculpture and video.

I never graduated beyond the rioting stage, though, nor did I embrace hardcore Republicanism.

And yet he has tried to rebut arguments that his own success meant that the country had graduated beyond race.

His perfect abs are a silent rebuke to all those boomer men who have graduated beyond size 36 belts.

Her latest role, in Rodrigo García's dramatic ensemble Mother and Child, is further evidence that she has graduated beyond being a male "accessory".

If, as a culture, we haven't graduated beyond rather sophomoric objectification, then let it be said that we have at least learned to objectify on the basis of equal opportunity.

Robert Büchelhofer, director of sales and marketing for Volkswagen's luxury cars, said the company was losing loyal VW owners after they graduated beyond the Passat, a midsize medium-price sedan.

There are no component-video inputs and no analog inputs for things like VCRs, although if you're spending $2,500 on an 11-inch TV, chances are pretty good that you've graduated beyond the VCR.