Sentence examples for have stepped beyond from inspiring English sources

The Bulldogs' success is due to players understanding and accepting their roles, yet their run in the tournament has been marked by players who have stepped beyond them.

Once we can do that, we will have stepped beyond the work of Albert Einstein and taken the next big leap in our understanding of the Universe.

She says: "Maybe some people found it sexual, but I just thought it was artistic…There is this nasty stereotype of what you should be like in cycling and I have stepped beyond that.

Perhaps Bachmann's jumbled look conveys the aura of a person who can dress for success after more than a decade in elected office, yet is not so pointy-toed as to have stepped beyond her Minnesota roots.

She had stepped beyond the takeoff board.

"Saddam Hussein has stepped beyond the bounds of civilized nations," Mr. Blunt said.

Apparently, the news of Dick's decline was something Nancy had already reported so many times that she had stepped beyond its initial impact.

She expressed the views of many readers when she wrote to me: For the second time in a few weeks, in the wake of a horrific event, the NY Times has stepped beyond the boundaries of good taste in publishing photos.

Scott Helman of The Boston Globe has a few more details: Some who have known and watched Bayh over the years say that in endorsing Clinton, he has stepped beyond the bounds of his carefully cultivated image as a cautious consensus-seeker who avoids partisanship.

Mr Batalvi, one of Pakistan's most senior lawyers, said he believed the judge had stepped beyond the law in making his decision but said the defence was unable to appeal against the ruling under the terms of the anti-terrorism court.

But several prosecutors said that in some cases, grand juries had stepped beyond their authority by raising issues that, by law, only a judge can decide, like asking whether officers were justified in stopping or arresting a suspect, or whether they collected evidence properly.