Sentence examples similar to surpass beyond from inspiring English sources
The phrase "surpass beyond" is not a grammatically correct or commonly used phrase in written English
A more correct and commonly used phrase could be "surpass expectations" or "surpass boundaries." For example: "The team's performance surpassed expectations, proving their capabilities beyond what was thought possible."
He compares what he is seeing to the Winthrop Ames production which surpasses this beyond words.
Melanocytes from autologous iPS cells have an obvious advantage over ES cells, due to a negligible chance of immunological rejection, above and beyond surpassing ethical issues.
If the season goes beyond Aug. 30, Bonds should surpass Ruth's three-season total.
"Whatever we find, I believe Pluto and its satellites will surpass all our expectations and surprise us beyond our imagination".
Total compensation at the largest securities firms grew beyond that figure and profits could surpass what he calls an unprecedented $55 billion last year, DiNapoli said.
Yorck interprets Dilthey's insight that one cannot go beyond life to mean that one cannot surpass or transcend "the empirical givenness of self-consciousness," which entails that philosophy is "empirical," not speculative (ST, pp. 8, 3).
Does the ache for revenge surpass more tender emotions, or has she stepped too far beyond the decencies of grief?
Some private analysts have gone beyond the Energy Department's forecasts, predicting that gasoline will surpass $4 a gallon this summer.
Speaking of which, the real prize is moving up the global chart and the rerelease has already allowed it to surpass Ice Age 3 ($886 million) and eventually past the $900 million mark and beyond (it's at $890 million today).
At no time did group difference surpass the CID of 62 meters, but all patients improved their walking distance well beyond the CID within 12 months of surgery.
"Nobody could surpass him.
