Sentence examples for not transcended from inspiring English sources
America has not transcended race.
Koolhaas's rhetoric suggests he has sidestepped, if not transcended, the one-upmanship that the Serpentine's successive triumphs have inevitably fostered.
Yet such gaffes have not transcended the state's borders, while Mr. Christie's YouTube rants against teachers and their union leaders have become widespread.
The football status of Uruguay is remarkable considering that it must draw on a population of a mere 3.3m, but there will always be spells when the limitations are not transcended.
Timberlake was not always treated kindly by critics, but few would argue that his solo work, solidly in the vein of rhythm-and-blues (R&B) and blue-eyed soul, had not transcended his bubblegum dance-pop origins, and he sold millions of recordings in the process.
He looks back on Wind and Pinball "with love mingled with a bit of embarrassment"; they were indispensable to his becoming a writer, and yet if he had not transcended them, he would not have been able to keep on writing.
Unlike myth, it does not transcend the historical and the local.
"In the national debate, the environment may not transcend terrorism and war," he said.
But the picture does not transcend its event, which is where the art comes in.
As with Nevinson's war paintings, it is a period piece, except that it does not transcend that category.
"The Long Goodbye" does not transcend Raymond Chandler and Philip Marlowe (and Bogart) in "The Big Sleep," as Mr. Thomson contends, but ennobles them.
