Sentence examples for is essentially beyond from inspiring English sources
I've long been intrigued by the idea of the past as a fantasy world: a place where real things happened but also a place which is essentially beyond knowing; where worlds can be built and events created which play on what we think we know of what went before.
Today, it is essentially beyond question that eukaryotes originated from an ancient unicellular bacterial-like cell by the engulfment of other free-living bacteria.
Since the elastin content changes very slowly in the vascular system of adult individuals (Tsamis et al. 2013), the amount of elastin is essentially beyond the control of the growth and remodeling process.
At the time, a prevalent view was that poor children were essentially beyond help, victims of circumstances and genetics.
It's a strange badge of intellectual honor to ascribe true belief in Nazism solely to intellectuals, and it is yet another sign that the passions and the hatreds on which the movement ran were essentially beyond Arendt's purview.
But unlike Cohen, Buber thought the I-Thou relationship was essentially beyond language's ability to express a view strikingly at odds with Cohen's rationalist philosophical tendencies.
His and other researchers' findings suggest that we resort more heavily to superstition when there is high uncertainty, the stakes are high, and when we perceive outcomes to be essentially beyond our control.
The closeness to nature means that the indoor temperature is essentially the ambient one — beyond baking in the summer and freezing in the winter.
If Israelis and Arabs cannot find a way to get beyond what is essentially a tactical problem, how will they ever be able to reach an actual peace agreement?
Only now Durant is on the Warriors, Tim Duncan is reportedly retiring, and an 82-game season and three rounds of playoffs – stretching from late October to the end of May – is essentially pointless for 28 teams beyond player development.
Everything beyond her circle is essentially irrelevant.
