Sentence examples for impossible to transcend from inspiring English sources

The state, in the form of the Party, proved to be one bourgeois concept that twentieth-century Communist regimes found impossible to transcend.

Yet he found it increasingly impossible to transcend the contradictory demands of his institution and ultimately became more focused on his work outside the Jewish community rather than his work within it.

On the aging artist, he said, "You get older and you become a caricature of yourself.... It's almost impossible to transcend it".

Physical transformation is, after all, what ballet is about too: the stretching and shaping and molding of a body into a form that makes impossible movements possible, and allows a creature of flesh and blood to transcend the limitations of the merely human and take flight (at least metaphorically) into the region of the sublime.

After decades of operationalist thinking he arrived at "a picture of man isolated … in an oasis of phenomena which he will never be able to transcend because beyond its bounds the operations are impossible which are necessary to give meaning to his thought" (Bridgman 1955, 540).

Would you pay to transcend?

Mr. Obama wanted to transcend partisanship.

Smith, though, seems to transcend technique.

We have to transcend ideological differences.

I wanted her to transcend.

"I want to transcend the news".