Sentence examples for its surmounting from inspiring English sources

In the volume's early editions his poems are accompanied by Fay Godwin's monolithic black-and-white photographs of the valley and its surmounting hills.

In its original setting in a Carmelite church in Seville, it surmounts a silver monstrance, and stands before a wall of white-veined, orange marble.

And that suggests another problem with hardship porn: its insinuation that surmounting obstacles equals acquiring real character, which is ostensibly impossible without tough times.

It also seems that any process that requires the mind "to exert its activity, and put forth its strength, in order to surmount any difficulty," is naturally pleasurable, as is the mind's consciousness of its success in surmounting any difficulty (Gerard 1759, 3).

Director Roger DeLaurier's staging in the round is a particularly inviting choice, handsomely surmounting its share of logistical difficulties in presenting some very stationary scenes to the entire house.

Stress may have taken its toll, but if anyone's got what it takes to surmount it, it is Michael and Catherine.

Traversing the rift between an already written history and lived experiences, while maintaining the belief in a present that is constantly in flux, like the dance from which Raqs takes its name, is the challenge that Raqs presents to its viewership, and in surmounting this challenge, we are forced to reconcile with ourselves the inconsistencies between our experiences and history.

But this week, Foothill Transit may have eluded its most serious threat, when a Los Angeles Superior Court judge upheld its right to operate, surmounting a challenge by RTD drivers and mechanics.

But this week, Foothill Transit may have eluded its most serious threat when a Los Angeles Superior Court judge upheld its right to operate, surmounting a challenge by RTD drivers and mechanics.

If the movie surmounts its genericism, it's largely because of the actors and a love in which the monstrous has been made literal, and violent delights don't necessarily lead to violent ends.

Western Europe must surmount its many divisions to realize its enormous potential, to reduce to a single sentence one phase of Professor Kennedy's lengthy concluding analysis.