Sentence examples for phrase beyond from inspiring English sources

The founder of Cologne's branch of Dada and an early Surrealist, Ernst started using the phrase "beyond painting" in the early nineteen-twenties.

To buy again, you don't have to use a specific phrase beyond, "OK, Google".

It is not clear on what evidence the spokesman is basing his assertion that Mr Cameron's use of the phrase "beyond 2015" was referring only to the financial year 2016 onwards.

It is this definition of pale from which the phrase "beyond the pale" is derived.

Also, as a pale person, I consider Gingrich's phrase "beyond the pale" to be deeply racist.

Enjambment, also called run-on, in prosody, the continuation of the sense of a phrase beyond the end of a line of verse.

Most of all, he wished to be, in the famous phrase from "Beyond Good and Evil," a "good European".

Many items are short; many have their humor captured in music through Wolf's willingness to follow words and phrases beyond the regularity of bar lines.

On the technologists behind the actual service who couldn't come up with an algorithm which could translate phrases beyond the most basic.

In the literature of generative grammar, it has been widely assumed that utterance particles in Chinese are heads of functional projections in syntax, such as CP (Lee 1986, Cheng 1991, among many others), split CP in a cartographic periphery domain (Li 2006), or some functional phrases beyond CP (Tang 邓思颖 2010, Tang 2015).

This, to quote Ms. Palin's phrase, "goes beyond naiveté and poor judgment".