Sentence examples for has grown far beyond from inspiring English sources

Now digital music has grown far beyond the traditional album.

It may not exactly trip off the tongue, but it is an apt description of a business that has grown far beyond simply delivering things.

When the show started it felt a bit like a show by journalists for journalists, but it has grown far beyond that.

Naquasia LeGrand, who as a KFC worker in Brooklyn joined the movement's first-ever strike in 2012, said the Fight for 15 has grown far beyond her expectations.

Bridgetown has grown far beyond the original town site and is now a conurbation, with ribbon development stretching out for miles inland and along the south and west coasts.

In Wilcox County, where 62 percent of the people are white and 35 percent are black, the effort to integrate the prom has grown far beyond the four students: Ms. Rucker, Stephanie Sinnott, Keela Bloodworth and Quanesha Wallace.

Ms. Lohneiss, 45, of Riverhead, said that the job of economic development commissioner had grown far beyond simply attracting and retaining businesses.

In the days leading up to the Stoneman Douglas students' return to school, the movement for gun control they had started had grown far beyond the city, out in the world.

Well before the spring of 1989, when I first heard the Kronos Quartet perform Steve Reich's "Different Trains," Mr. Reich's music had grown far beyond the confines of the stylistic label Minimalism.

By his day, Sufism had grown far beyond its early forms, which were represented by al-Ḥasan al-Baṣrī (died 728), who practiced zuhd, or rejection of the world, and by Rābiʿah al-ʿAdawiyyah (died 801), who formulated the Sufi ideal of a disinterested love of God.

He found that during this period, pay had grown far beyond the increase that could be explained by changes in firm size, performance and industry mix.