Sentence examples for not transcending from inspiring English sources
In other words, the goal, as Sidney Blumenthal, a Clinton adviser, put it in a recent interview with The New Yorker, is not transcending partisanship but "fulfilling it".
But her fifth album, the follow-up to last year's Mercury-nominated Hairless Toys, shows there are reasons for her not transcending that cult success.
America has not transcended race.
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.
Less interesting was the mast-o-khiar, diced cucumber in yogurt and dried mint, which did not transcend its list of ingredients.
In a sense, it mirrors the failure of Manstein himself, who, while talented, could not transcend his limitations to achieve true greatness.
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.
