Sentence examples for then going beyond from inspiring English sources

In fiction, says Freud, the uncanny is achieved by the writer "promising us everyday reality and then going beyond it".

They're intent on learning as much as they can from us and then going beyond us (as they already are in solar and electric-battery technologies).

"But then, going beyond that, I find it a little bit difficult, the sort of opening myself up to everything that's attached to it in the music business generally, the expectations and pressures that are put onto you.

This involves identifying key themes in published studies, then going beyond the original studies to identify similarities and differences, and to propose novel interpretations, 'lines of argument', or 'third-order' concepts not found in any single study [ 21, 22].

We then go beyond \omega-regular objectives and study the complexity of an important class of quantitative objectives, namely, limit-average objectives.

We then go beyond omega-regular objectives and study the complexity of an important class of quantitative objectives, namely, limit-average objectives.

In order to appreciate more this result, the reader should keep in mind the operators can be of truly infinite order, i.e. the symbols are allowed to have ultrapolynomial growth; such operators then go beyond the classical Weyl Hörmander calculus.

As with sex, start by talking about safety but then go beyond.

But each judge then went beyond the rulings to ruminate on the strange new fate of the workers.

Sedley then goes beyond tabloid tittle-tattle to point to other examples of parliament bringing the law into contempt.

Bernie Williams of the Yankees played 31 homerless games, then went beyond the fences in successive games Tuesday (right-handed) and Wednesday (left-handed).