Sentence examples for it transcended from inspiring English sources
The phrase "it transcended" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe something that has exceeded the usual limits, such as in the sentence: "The music of Mozart transcended barriers of time and space."
The concert, being repeated tonight at 8, was so good that it transcended its genre's clichés; it seemed vital, even momentous, an event.
But at its heart, just as with Philip II, was the same political flaw: the obdurate belief of a leader that the virtue of the policy, as he saw it, transcended its all too evident failure.
I feel it transcended its single location, to me, on some level.
Your triumphant appearance in the "Game of Thrones" episode "Hardhome," after seasons of teasing, was a coup, a set piece, a breathtaking, daze-inducing experience so pleasurable that it transcended what was already transcendent.
And it did so with so much grace and compassion that it transcended much of its medium - especially broadcast.
Nishida did use the language of transcendence to explain absolute nothingness, saying it transcended the opposition between being and non-being for example; but such language did not indicate any thing, power, or consciousness beyond the world.
Does it transcend its context to be a Booker winner?
Like any great work of art, it transcends its form.
At the moments when her story is at its strongest, however, it transcends language.
"Dexter" seems to play up its essential simplicity as it transcends it.
Where it transcends those conventions is in its prose, especially the descriptions of place.
