Sentence examples for means beyond from inspiring English sources

The project, titled Outre_Part, combines the French expression autre part, meaning "elsewhere," with the adverb outre, which means "beyond, further".

The oil giant is peddling the notion that BP means "beyond petroleum".Shareholders are protesting against yet another chief executive's remuneration package.

It means "beyond expectations," and the place is just that.

What this means — beyond the costumes — isn't entirely clear.

That means beyond the planners', beyond any, preparations.

By "innocent" he means beyond the reach of law.

I mean, beyond completely!

Mr. Ryan made the comment in an interview, not in writing, and he likely meant "beyond the pale".

"But, I mean, beyond that, Is your star rising, Andy?

We can all debate what the referendum vote meant beyond the decision to leave the EU.

What do such sacrificial actions mean beyond the obvious theatrical expression of pent-up fury?