Sentence examples for moves beyond that from inspiring English sources

The colony, Mr. Freedman said, "is a new hybrid that moves beyond that to actual creativity, to growth".

Slowly, the man moves beyond that enclave and into a confined journey full of hesitations and sorties.

Like "Dreams for Sale," it's the story of a scam, but it quickly moves beyond that into a realm of creepy fantasy and poisoned allegory.

Lauren Flanigan, as Prima Donna (and Venus), moves beyond that angularity, sometimes giving her music a Straussian gloss that suggests her characters' seductiveness.

He has such a bruising collection to consider that Robshaw moves beyond that Cardiff defeat and Lions exclusion to pick out an even more hurtful low.

The experience of involving students from diverse social settings in the arts, whether in school or the community, moves beyond that of learning a skill.

"It's as if Tokujin is saying: 'Look at the corner, don't move beyond that.

Move beyond that and a recession is simply part of the regular business cycle.

Do I? In my experience, there is no moving beyond that.

It was in May 2001, when Ms. Miles was a senior in high school, that the relationship moved beyond that.

"In New York — maybe because Michelin is trying to Americanize — you see the inspectors trying to move beyond that.