Sentence examples for that moved beyond from inspiring English sources

There was also real excitement to be found in movies that moved beyond such conventions or ignored them altogether.

At the time, R. & B. and dance music were roughly the same thing, a genre that moved beyond the regular time signatures of disco but kept its propulsive feel while letting in Southern and West Indian influences.

Berthold Wolpe, who started designing for Faber and Faber in 1941, set the pattern for bold hand-lettered book jackets, within which Harvey developed in a personal style that moved beyond Gill's restraining influence, often using outline letters, with a suggestion of shadow.

Also, I believed that the cluster would grow over time far beyond the Old St Roundabout epicentre, and so it was important that the cluster had a title that moved beyond a narrow geographic area.

Late in the decade, he moved to France, living in Paris and leading a band labeled the European Rhythm Machine, a group that moved beyond the bebop borders into the then-emerging avant-garde sounds of "free" jazz.

The increasing recognition of the complexity of both health systems and the international response to the challenges of the MDGs called for frameworks that moved beyond the existing mechanical health system representation.

That becomes an innovation that moves beyond Anglicanism".

It adds up to deeply personal, memory-infused art that moves beyond ego.

They have a plan that moves beyond the traditional, low-hanging fruit of advertising.

We seem willing to strike out blindly at anything that moves beyond our control.

A vision for citizenship that moves beyond programmes for 'gifted and talented' children and young people.