Sentence examples for skill to transcend from inspiring English sources

Some say politics is showbiz for ugly people, but a very few politicians attain celebrity status and have the skill to transcend party politics.

He studied tailoring in Vienna, where his parents are in the garment business, then learned about textile fabrication in Italy — not, he told me, to lay the technical groundwork for a commercial career in fashion but because he wanted the skills necessary to transcend one.

His unique verbal skills allowed him to transcend the country rustics that had been the specialty of Tarlton and Kempe.

Dancers and scientists do share a common creative process, the mastery of complex skills, a drive to transcend limits, and a desire to excel.

The human capacity for language has allowed our species to transcend the core mathematical and numerical skills that are shared with other species both closely and distantly related.

Another tribute to their skills is that both writers, in their TV work, have managed to transcend the limited generic range of modern mainstream television, in which almost every current major TV fiction features cops or docs.

Some think that fact, coupled with his skill in the ring (he is 33-0 with 29 knockouts) gives him the potential to transcend to the glamour list of boxers.

Completing the designs in the book will help build the technical skill necessary for your LEGO master training, but Zamboni says there are character traits you must cultivate if you want to transcend the instruction booklet.

Would you pay to transcend?

Mr. Obama wanted to transcend partisanship.

Smith, though, seems to transcend technique.