Sentence examples for seen as beyond from inspiring English sources

Previous research has shown that people are more willing to donate when an emergency is seen as "beyond human control" – such as an earthquake or tsunami – rather than a humanitarian crisis caused by war and conflict.

But until then, the use of e-cigarettes for the purpose of tobacco cessation is currently not approved nor supported by evidence and should be seen as "beyond off-label" by clinicians.

"It's no longer seen as beyond the pale to shop there," says Ms Clifton.

Such a natural disaster would be seen as beyond the control of any man.

How else to explain why he would launch it by insulting whole classes of people, including those usually seen as beyond criticism.

Who represents the state – in a society configured by principles of sovereignty and non-intervention – was long seen as beyond the reach of international law.

It is very different, they say, from direct management of currencies, such as China's exchange rate policies, which they see as beyond the pale.

The innovation that Labrador and his colleagues brought to the Republican conference was a willingness to use tactics that Boehner and his allies saw as beyond the pale.

He will likely be on the short list of the Oscars again, this time for playing a cop in "Rampart" who is a vending machine of his own brand of rough justice, assaulting and killing in a city he sees as beyond redemption.

Asked about a controversial Bill Leak cartoon that is subject of a section 18C complaint, he did not comment on the specific case but said "if a court took a decision that the public saw as beyond the pale" that could cause the law to be re-examined.

For everyone's sake, American democracy must be seen as being beyond manipulation.