Rising above limitations So far, more than 360 girls on the scholarship programme have risen above their limitations and benefited from quality education in some of the best schools in the country.
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Even so, the material and the performances often rise above these limitations.
How far does Du Maurier's work rise above the limitations of effective genre writing?
More of that last trait would have helped "Get Low" rise above its limitations.
But Boston College theology professor James Morris, an expert in Islamic relations, said the Argentinian pope had the ability to rise above the limitations imposed by petty politics.
Like Die Zauberflöte, Beethoven's Fidelio (1805, revised 1806 and 1814) rose above the limitations of its singspiel genre, becoming something bigger and grander.
But Mr. Bruni, who covered Mr. Bush's presidential campaign for The New York Times, will also strengthen our faith in a president's capacity to rise above personal limitations in times of crisis.
Like Comfort, Sun is a solo star who manages to rise above the limitations of the solo-show form by bringing in the world that helped to shape her.
Cleopatra, Joan of Arc, Major Barbara, Mrs. Warren's daughter, and Eliza Doolittle: in all these characters, Shaw showed us women who were engaged in a spiritual quest, fighting to rise above the limitations of their flesh.
He may indeed reach the point of rising above genre limitations to more widely palatable material -- even if for now he is content to stick to hard-core horror and leave readers "thinking that if this was what sex with the dead was like, then the living had a lot to learn".
