Sentence examples for rises far above from inspiring English sources

"There had to be an odor, but the chimney rises far above anything else around there," he said.

As Chatto's Samuel points out, Munro's writing is so wonderfully crafted, it rises far above well-rehearsed debates concerning the form and its future.

The title reminds us of when Debbie Reynolds died "of a broken heart" the day after her daughter, Carrie Fisher, passed away in 2016, but this book rises far above the online pseudoscience accompanying those reports.

But this rip-snorting Western novel rises far above such considerations and works on its own great merits as a seamlessly imagined coming-of-age story set in wild country and wilder times.

Through intelligence, patience and drive, she rises far above her station and becomes the head librarian at the prestigious École Cattaui after being taken under the wing of the pasha's wife, who "became her patron saint and guardian angel and surrogate mother all at once".

You don't need a yardstick, for example, when deciding whether you're well-rested or exhausted, or hot or cold, because those states are "inherently evaluable" — they're easy to measure in absolute terms because we have sensitive biological mechanisms that respond when our bodies demand rest, or when the temperature rises far above or falls far below seventy-two degrees.

As I mentioned earlier in this piece, mobile payments have risen far above and beyond P2P transfers.

Don't miss out on such an easy way to demonstrate those great qualities by rising far above jealousy.

Certainly Laurel and Walter rise far above him at times.

She had risen far above her humble upbringing in Mexico.

Through all this borrowing, Greek salaries and pensions rose far above (about 30 percent) Greek productivity.