Sentence examples for managed to transcend from inspiring English sources
The app has managed to transcend generations, he says.
Yet for the most part, baseball stars haven't really managed to transcend their local markets.
There have been only three modern phenomena -- all of them urban in origin -- that have managed to transcend these loyalties.
Mr Miyagi – atrocious stereotype that he is – is a character who managed to transcend the movie he was in.
The author of two books and a television pundit when the occasion requires, she has forged a high-profile career that has managed to transcend academia.
She managed to transcend the vapid content and schlocky style, and project an image of innocence liberated by unguessed-at sensory discovery.
Mr. Klugman and Mr. Durning were at heart part of that fraternity, but they managed to transcend it and achieve household-name status.
Ms. Fulco said the governor managed to transcend politics by casting herself as someone who would act sensibly in hard times.
If Mr. Martin has succeeded in capturing the chill and quiet desperation of such a character, he hasn't managed to transcend these qualities while describing them.
It is impressive enough that Parton managed to transcend her background and eventually sell 100m records and accrue a fortune in excess of $500m.
It still somehow managed to transcend its limitations with some lovely slide guitar and an admirable belief in the eternal power of unironic Southern rock.
