Sentence examples for leaped beyond from inspiring English sources

There were many books on the longlist that were very good all the way through but the six books here leaped beyond that in to something really extraordinary".

That raucous-as-a-circus organization has leaped beyond the rasslin' ring and landed smack -- or smack-mouth, as it likes to describe its style -- into football.

In 1908, Braque submitted for the Salon d'Automne paintings which leaped beyond the color-mad Fauvism that had made his name to portray trees and buildings in an inside-out perspective, with sculptural forms churning forward.

Around 1980, it was eclipsed by European painters, notably Gerhard Richter, Sigmar Polke, and Anselm Kiefer, who had assimilated American precedents and leaped beyond them by using formats derived from Abstract Expressionism as scaffolds for dazzling conceptual manipulations.

"Jesus calls us to leap beyond the minimum".

These new functions leap beyond the natural propensities of the engineered organisms.

THE most established way fans leap beyond passivity online is through fan fiction.

He wanted nothing more than to flee "the horrible reality of existence, to leap beyond the confines of thought".

Set in an ugly bit of east London (as if there's any other kind), it leapt beyond.

Of course, tourism matters not a jot when the death toll in Syria has leapt beyond 120,000 and Beirut is living in fear of regression.

Puyol can leap beyond his 5 feet 10 inches and did it in the 73rd minute Wednesday night to give Spain a 1-0 victoverover Germany.