It's transcended into other sectors of life, which I think is a good thing.
"He learned to win early on, he liked it, thrived on it, and I think it's transcended to his 3-year-old year".
The beauty of Garbage Dreams is that it is transcends itself.
"America: A Prophecy," commissioned by the New York Philharmonic in 1999 as one of its "Messages for the Millennium" — and a fearless, coruscating message it is — transcends 16th-century Spanish music.
But dopiness, as it were, transcends culture and nationality, though it is a bit annoying when it masquerades as good taste and sophistication.
That's transcended onto the pitch.
He told his bus mates that writing was an old-fashioned and artificial form, and that they were transcending it with their experiments in metaconsciousness.
While accepting much of Feuerbach's account Marx's criticizes Feuerbach on the grounds that he has failed to understand why people fall into religious alienation and so is unable to explain how it can be transcended.
Without the revealing of this negativity of life, it cannot be transcended and the secret truths would remain hidden under the smoky veil of illusion.
