Sentence examples for identify beyond from inspiring English sources

This ability to put yourself in someone else's shoes, to identify beyond the narrow realms of one's own experience, is actually fundamental to any kind of political movement.

I am suspicious of the patterns that people claim to identify beyond that, which may reflect the human bias toward detecting signal in random noise.

WHAT THEY DIDN'T SAY Mr. McCullough spent much of his introductory speech looking ahead to Bentley's first biofuel-compatible car — which he did not identify beyond saying it would be introduced at the Geneva Motor Show in March.

In a 1999 case study of two American cities, which both had chemical factories but which it did not otherwise identify beyond saying that one was in a desert and the other on a major river, the federal Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry found very little protection of plants and vehicles.

Already, he says people find it challenging to identify Beyond Meat's own chicken substitute as something other than chicken, except when it's placed side-by-side with the real thing.

Ring topology (RT) is defined as minimal closed rings to characterize the connection features of given atoms so that RT can identify beyond the nearest neighbors the structures of allotropes bearing the same local bonding features, e.g. four-fold coordination in diamond-related materials.

On 4 February 2013, it was announced that DNA testing had conclusively identified ("beyond reasonable doubt") the remains as those of Richard.

Only a few places are identified beyond a country or city, making it a bit frustrating.

Not one character is named; with a single exception, none of the settings are identified beyond the barest details.

"Five years ago this would have caused a big commotion," said Mr. Rivera, whose date didn't want to be further identified beyond his first name, Joey.

The monumental drawing of St. John the Evangelist, which Lehman bought late in his life, has not as yet been identified beyond "Upper Rhine, Switzerland (circa 1480)." But he is a splendid, committed, boisterous evocation of Christ's favorite disciple, who did not hesitate to drink poison when challenged to do so (and survived).