Sentence examples for that point beyond from inspiring English sources

Third, Catholic churches must display iconography, which he defines as "representations that point beyond themselves to religious truths".

Throughout his Collected Works Jung distinguishes between signs of known content and true symbols that point beyond themselves into mystery.

In Ian Hacking's phrase, this is 'the evidence of one thing that points beyond itself' (1975: 37).

At best his appeal to fire seems to draw on material monism in a way that points beyond the theory to an account  in which the process of change is more real than the material substances that undergo change.

Poets are artists of the intentional; they are artists using signs that point to things beyond the signs themselves.

Yet despite the undeniable progress that Weibo represents, there is still that invisible line, the point beyond which every Chinese microblogger can't go.

That's the point beyond which scientists warn that climate change could have catastrophic consequences.

If his ambitions for health care reform turn out to come anywhere near his stated goals, that will prove the point beyond a doubt.

I tried to clarify that I was, of course, Mike's dad, but the chat was by that point completely beyond salvage.

But new concepts are arising that point us beyond this problem.

As noted, Provenge's median survival is 4.1 months, meaning that half of patients live beyond that point — some far beyond.