Sentence examples for instance goes beyond from inspiring English sources
Owen's hypnotic ending to "Insensibility", for instance, goes beyond individual concerns to something much larger when he writes of: ... pity and whatever moans in man Before the last sea and the hapless stars; Whatever mourns when many leave these shores; Whatever shares The eternal reciprocity of tears.
The need to be an example goes beyond fitness, of course -- for instance, I try hard to be the opposite of the stereotypical "preachy" vegan, too.
Avempace wrongly refers to Aristotle in support of his view and ends by saying "These instances go beyond the natural world, they are divine gifts" (Ibn Bâjja 1946, p. 24, l. 7; 1968, p. 53).
But Lovins's concept goes beyond transportation.
Since the general classification of 'healthy' was that the volunteers were not medicated, institutionalized or demented (Wikby et al., 2002), the definition of 'frail' in this instance goes well beyond just immune frailty and susceptibility to infections.
There's a level of both vibrancy and naturalism in the Oppo's presentation of color, for instance, that goes beyond even the stellar efforts of the UB900.
The reference to the globalization of antitrust in the title of the book is one of the rare instances that the book goes beyond US-EU relations.
In instances where a site goes beyond the mere exercise of these freedoms, however, and crosses over to promoting, encouraging, or otherwise engaging in specific acts of violence against any person, we will take action.
Mr. Holder noted that in at least a few instances, interrogators went beyond methods authorized by the Justice Department, including threatening Mr. Nashiri with a pistol and a power drill.
In many instances, the data being collected goes beyond basic personal information.
