Sentence examples similar to outgrow limitations from inspiring English sources
"I'd always vaguely expected to outgrow my limitations," Rubin, facing a pervasive "midlife malaise," writes at the very start of "The Happiness Project".
Michael Barrier, an animation historian, described The Lord of The Rings as one of two films that demonstrated "that Bakshi was utterly lacking in the artistic self-discipline that might have permitted him to outgrow his limitations".
The secret of reading is outgrowing our limitations, and the wish to outgrow them is half of life's battle.
Like Orwell, he outgrew the limitations of the attitudes into which he had been born, and left behind him, in The Road to Oxiana, a monument to the civilised humanism he so admired.
Sadly, even as the West is outgrowing the limitations of its own religious and secular mythologies about humans and animals, we find some of our own experts now playing into a medieval mindset, even in the guise of fighting one.
Its attempt at deception - to negatively alter your perception - is the only power it has to keep you from seeing unwanted moments as they are in reality: an invitation from the Divine to outgrow your present limitations.
Most boys eventually outgrow it.
"Other people will outgrow you".
I'm hoping she'll outgrow that.
"Will we outgrow it?" she said.
